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WordPress Emoji Menu Revamp Tutorial
We really like HTML iframe usage around here. In terms of … Software Need Not Be Hard … being our company byline, they tick a lot of boxes. You’ll read online, though, issues with security and whatnot regarding them, so, … Continue reading →
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Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Emoji SVG CSS Tutorial
Thinking on yesterday’s Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Multiple Tutorial progress with our public facing Pandoc interfacing inhouse PHP Document Conversion web application we thought it might be good to have a day where we think about what my Under 7’s … Continue reading →
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Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Multiple Tutorial
The “theme word” of today’s blog posting adding to yesterday’s Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Sharing Tutorial is … multiple … in the sense of … allowing for multiple sharing conduits whether they be email and/or SMS recipients allowing for multiple … Continue reading →
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Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Sharing Tutorial
Improving on the sharing functionality regarding the public web server hosting aspects to our inhouse Pandoc Document Conversion interfacing web application last talked about at the recent Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Guises Tutorial had us … rearranging any PHP $_GET[] … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Generations Tutorial
Recently, on this current YouTube API interfacing Song Playing web application, further to the recent YouTube Video API Event Playlist User Settings Tutorial, we’ve been referring a lot to … top.document.title … as a place to store settings in which … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist User Settings Tutorial
We’re happy to be talking about three new pieces of functionality to add to our recent YouTube API interfacing Song Playing web application last talked about with the recent YouTube Video API Event Playlist Background Image Tutorial, those being … … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Background Image Tutorial
Our current project last talked about with YouTube Video API Event Playlist Shuffle and Loop Tutorial started as a … “proof of concept” one to allow for user testing of event.stopPropagation() Javascript event bubbling control usage … and yet, is … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Shuffle and Loop Tutorial
We left our Song Playing web application in YouTube Video API Event Playlist Save and Recall Tutorial … on mobile, needing a lot of “user tap maintenance” to keep the “personalized playlist” (consisting of YouTube ID video) music rolling … … Continue reading →
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