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PDF Image and Text Nodes Mobile Scrolling Tutorial
With yesterday’s PDF Image and Text Nodes Windows Tutorial it is time, today, to fix a … mobile device issue in usage … when browsing for files … and using the “Take Photo” option, perhaps … obtaining an image far … Continue reading →
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PDF Image and Text Nodes Windows Tutorial
It’s instructive adding “platforms” to the list of “underlying operating system” functionalities, and though it can be a slow slog, the work you put in now, can help future endeavours. And so, onto the recent Web Share API PDF Book … Continue reading →
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Web Share API PDF Book Creation Notifications Tutorial
Today we’re shoring up the recent Web Share API Intranet Video Tutorial‘s … Web Share API helping out of … PDF Image and Text Nodes Creator of Image and Text PDF Large Animated GIF Text Nodes Tutorial … adding in … Continue reading →
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Web Share API Intranet Video Tutorial
Adding to yesterday’s Web Share API Animated GIF Tutorial … animated GIF (PDF sharing) … today we add … video (via animated GIF via PDF) … but we need you to think “Intranet” for our first idea here. Here at … Continue reading →
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Web Share API Animated GIF Tutorial
On top of yesterday’s Web Share API Download Tutorial work, there are some more advances we’ll like to integrate into our inhouse Web Share API interfacer. The first of these is to offer an animated GIF file conversion when a … Continue reading →
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Web Share API Download Tutorial
When we first wrote about the Web Share API with the recent Web Share API Primer Tutorial you may have been like me, pretty excited about the prospect?! Well, it’s the lack of support, at least right now, that has … Continue reading →
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Landing Page Linked Background Images Long Hover Hashtag Tutorial
Maybe you remember … Landing Page Linked Background Images Long Hover Tutorial … and … WordPress Blog Hashtag Navigation Return Onmouseover Tutorial ? Ideas from each, combine, today, to add some “hashtag navigational smarts” to our recently added “multiple background … Continue reading →
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Web Share API Primer Tutorial
The web is improved by operating system Context Menus via right clicks or two finger gestures over … links media document … webpage contents. Today, we roadtest a web API called “Web Share API” that simulates right clicks or two … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?