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Google Chart Geo Chart Integration Speech Bubbles Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML Canvas Memories Frog Game Speech Bubbles Tutorial kickstarted us into imagining other ways … our inhouse integrated cowsay Python API / Command-line tool interfacing … could … be used as hashtag based commentary or Speech Bubbles for our … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged commentary, cowsay, cowsay api, external Javascript, geo chart, Google chart, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, image, images, integration, Javascript, Memories, programming, speech bubble, transparency, transparent
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HTML Canvas Memories Frog Game Speech Bubbles Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML Canvas Memories Frog Game Drag and Drop Tutorial‘s new Frog mode of use adds to the degree of difficulty, no doubt. And so, today, we’ve decided maybe some Speech Bubbles unique to each frog can be an additional … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged canvas.text, card, cowsay, cowsay api, font, frog, game, HTML, image, images, Javascript, Memories, programming, remembering, speech bubble, Toad
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HTML Canvas Memories Frog Game Drag and Drop Tutorial
We’re revisiting the HTML Canvas Memories Game Drag and Drop Tutorial‘s … Memories card game … allowing … frogs (or toad) images to substitute for the playing card images, as user selected … the idea arising, again, from my sister’s … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas.text, card, font, frog, game, HTML, image, images, Javascript, Memories, programming, remembering, Toad
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Textarea Background Transparency Substitution Tutorial
Yesterday’s Textarea Background Transparency Onclick Tutorial combines with the “hardcoded words substituted for intelligence holding links” logic from the recent Journal project … and the work of yesterday allowed for, within that user entered text data … Text words we … Continue reading
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Tagged above the fold, background, background image, below the fold, click, cursor, data uri, DOM, email, event, HTML, image, intranet, Intranet feeling, Javascript, local web server, MAMP, multiple, multiple background image, onclick, onkeypress, onpaste, opacity, overflow, paste, programming, scroll, SMS, Spotify, substitution, textarea, transparency, transparent, tutorial, url, word, YouTube
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Google Chart Geo Chart Integration Speech Bubbles Modus Operandi Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Google Chart Geo Chart Integration Speech Bubbles Tutorial … web browser address bar “hashtag add” modus operandi for potential Google Chart Geo Chart Integration Speech Bubbles via our integration with the cowsay Python API / Command-line tool … … Continue reading →