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HTML Canvas Video Display Filters Tutorial
We’re adding some new functionality onto the recent HTML Canvas Video Display Primer Tutorial, that being … turn the “Video” hardcoded text, on the webpage … into an “a” link … <a style=”cursor:pointer;text-decoration:underline;” onclick=”askv();”>Video</a> … calling on the Javascript function … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Canvas Overlay Deletes Tutorial
In life, as in programming, it’s the “what ifs?” about a job that can take a whole lot longer than you think, I suppose, as much as anything, if you’re an optimist like me, and want to get into projects … Continue reading →
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Tagged alt, argument, backspace, canvas, click, colour, data uri, delete, delimitation, div, DOM, download, dropdown, email, encodeURIComponent, essay, event, flip, flop, font, font-face, form, fpdf, graphics, grayscale, hierarchy, HTML, IFRAME, image, innerHTML, inverse, Javascript, letter, linked list, localStorage, mantissa, message, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onkeyup, outerHTML, overlay, paste, PDF, pixel, popup, programming, rasterise, report, rotate, scale, scribble, select, stop press, textarea, tutorial, user experience, UX, web storage, webpage, z-index
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Canvas Overlays Tutorial
Yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Local Font Event Paste Tutorial had us (additionally to the “Pointing” functionality mode of use) integrating “local font” display with the … “Font Learning via Canvas” … but then you’ll remember with Textarea Pointing Local Font Tutorial‘s … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Event Paste Tutorial
Yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Local Font Event Usage Tutorial‘s bugs have in large part been addressed today. I’d rather not discuss. Moving forward, today, we catered for the possibilities of a paste operation delivered into our “posse” of “textareas” … Clag … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Event Usage Tutorial
Today we embark on our journey to incorporate the “local fonts” of yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Local Font Colour Tutorial, and earlier, in real scenarios. The first cab off the rank is this web application, “Textarea Pointing” we’ve been working on. … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Colour Tutorial
The normal way we deal with fonts online is to define a … font family font style font size … or say nothing and let the defaults happen. That can then be modified by a … font colour … and … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Editing Tutorial
A basic design, as presented in the first of the “Local Font” thread of blog postings called Textarea Pointing Local Font Tutorial yesterday provided a blueprint to move forward on this project. We think we can work with its architecture. … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Local Font Tutorial
A large part of the design of a web application relates to the agreed message formats. Yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Rasterise Tutorial started us down the road of a new message format whose delimitation highlights goes like an encodeURIComponent() version of … Continue reading →
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