Tag Archives: HTML

Dynamic Javascript and the YouTube Embedded API Tutorial

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Webpages without Javascript are generally pretty static and boring. Javascript is that dynamic client addition to webpage functionality, but perhaps you only think of it as that statically written part of the webpage unable to be reloaded into effect after … Continue reading →

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MySql Database on Database Join Tutorial

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Why might you want to join two tables from different databases of the same type, that being MySql, today? We can think of … synchronizing two data sources represented by those two database tables, perhaps one updated, one yet to … Continue reading →

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WordPress Blog Posting Generic Misspelling Fix Tutorial

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Let’s start out as “devil’s advocate” for today’s WordPress Generic Misspelling Fix project, that has a large amount of synergy with the “content” emphasis of WordPress Blog Posting Thread Content Summary Tutorial. What are some things to beware of when … Continue reading →

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WordPress Blog Course Design Word Tutorial

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The recent “Feedback” web application’s Contact Us Feedback Filtering WordPress Tutorial had us scouring blog posting titles here at this blog for a sorted wordlist to offer in an HTML select (dropdown) element to facilitate more savvy user functionality. This … Continue reading →

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User of Signature Signature Revisit Primer Tutorial

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We’re revisiting the “User of Signature Signature” project picking up from PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Rotation Tutorial because it sends email, and we wanted to improve, with a (Android toast inspired) popup window informing the user about … Continue reading →

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Contact Us Feedback Animated GIF Tutorial

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We can’t imagine how much longer it would have taken us to suss out the solution to our desire of having our Animated GIF email attachments for the “Feedback” web application not have a black background without great advice from … Continue reading →

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Contact Us Feedback Smoothly Filtering Tutorial

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Around here we think it’s fairer on you readers to be quite empirical about the study of web applications. That’s not to say we don’t have the utmost respect for all that the great Stackoverflow website offers regarding great analysis … Continue reading →

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Contact Us Feedback Filtering WordPress Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Filtering Tutorial‘s new filtering functionality related to a “section” of the “Feedback” web application it was applied to. And this exemplifies, for us, that the term “modularisation” can take on various “levels” of modularisation such … Continue reading →

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