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Rainbow Games Genericization Tutorial
What would help genericize the recent Rainbow Games Double Transformation Tutorial “Rainbow Games” web application? How about introducing another sport? Again, in honour of “onions of the 4th dimension” approaches, we mainly, turn to the power of Javascript’s eval methodology … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Games, Not Categorised, Tutorials
Tagged abstraction, background, background image, column, CSS, eval, float, genericization, HTML, induction, Javascript, linear gradient, newspaper, onion, opacity, programming, scroll, tutorial, typesetting
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Column Intelligence Float Tutorial
If yesterday’s Column Intelligence Primer Tutorial started us out on a project for online newspaper looking web page, it got the concept of “columns” look started, but lacked that “real world” newspaper “column look” where columns don’t just have uninterrupted … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged background, background image, column, CSS, Did you know, float, Harry Potter, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, newspaper, opacity, programming, scroll, tutorial, typesetting
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Column Intelligence Primer Tutorial
Newspapers work as a media source largely because of their column format. It is no coincidence newspapers got this format, if you research typesetting. In the online world, presentation formats have more possibilities and varieties than newspapers presented, but that … Continue reading
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Tagged background, background image, column, CSS, Did you know, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, newspaper, opacity, programming, scroll, tutorial, typesetiing
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Rainbow Games Double Transformation Tutorial
We were on the “road to personalization” for the web application game we started with yesterday’s Rainbow Games Primer Tutorial when “an old chestnut” came up again. It’s happened before, the desire to “double transform” in CSS came about from … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Games, Tutorials
Tagged animation, CSS, emoji, game, games, HTML, Javascript, programming, transformation, tutorial
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Rainbow Games Primer Tutorial
It’s been a while since we’ve written any conventional HTML and Javascript and CSS game. Today’s game uses the “emoticon” section of the Emoji character set, defaulting so far, to the “running woman” emoji featuring in Compound Emoji WordPress Usage … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged animation, CSS, emoji, game, games, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial
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HTML div Versus hr Contenteditable Tutorial
Sometimes, just because the look of a web application changes very little, doesn’t mean there aren’t quite big rearrangements underneath to allow for a new piece of functionality. Sometimes, with web applications, we like “seamlessness”, or the more cruel might … Continue reading
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Tagged border, contenteditable, CSS, div, DOM, HTML, Javascript, onblur, onchange, onfocus, outerHTML, programming, styling, table, tool, tutorial, user
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HTML div Versus hr Primer Tutorial
Today’s new web application is a CSS styling “tool” (at least we’d like to think) but written predominantly via HTML and Javascript … go figure … but yes, it makes sense a bit, that to show CSS “in action” so … Continue reading
