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HTML Datalist Tag Country Flag Quiz Tutorial

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Sometimes there’s quite a big difference between the optimism a proof of concept project can engender, and the application of that to a real world application. The use of HTML Datalist Tag Primer Tutorial‘s road testing of the datalist tag, … Continue reading →

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Media Gallery Figcaption Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Image Gallery Figcaption Slideshow Tutorial added some animation to the “Image Gallery (via Figcapture elements)” web application we’d been developing. Today we … extend to “Media Gallery (via Figcapture elements)” (from “Image Gallery (via Figcapture elements)”) via code to … Continue reading →

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Image Gallery Figcaption Slideshow Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Image Gallery Figcaption Primer Tutorial progress regarding Image Galleries Based On Figcapture elements involved no animation in its makeup or functionality. Around here, though, we often deal with related sets of images (as with example of our tutorial picture), … Continue reading →

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Image Gallery Figcaption Primer Tutorial

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We have a new slideshow presentation, or image gallery web application idea, today. It uses in its methodologies the HTML figcaption tag, new to HTML5, and useful, in that it associates images with explanatory words, though you don’t have to … Continue reading →

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HTML Datalist Tag Primer Tutorial

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The release of HTML5 brought with it a smorgasbord of improvements, not all of them supported on all the platforms and web browsers … hopefully, this does not make you cross?! Am really happy, today, to remind you of an … Continue reading →

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HTML Iframe Srcdoc Attribute Overlay Tutorial

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The recent HTML Iframe Srcdoc Attribute Primer Tutorial introduced this blog to an HTML iframe attribute new to HTML5 called “srcdoc” to be able to specify the HTML content of the page to show in the relevant HTML iframe element. … Continue reading →

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HTML Iframe Srcdoc Attribute Primer Tutorial

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The HTML iframe element is a great element allowing inline new webpage content. This is controlled, traditionally, via the attribute (and thanks to W3Schools for the heads up here) … Attribute Value Description src URL Specifies the address of the … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Meter and Progress Element Onclick Tutorial

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Yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API Playlist Tutorial got us hankering for either/both of … meter progress … be more proactive by nature, in terms of the fact that neither, in “native thinking terms” are changed in look (and value) via … Continue reading →

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