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WordPress Calendar Widget Table Cell Tutorial Image Background Tutorial
The recently increased role for our Word Press Blog 404.php (initially envisaged by WordPress codex as the PHP to address HTTP error 404 “Page Not Found”) has opened the door to many more uses. And thanks here to Lorem Picsum … Continue reading
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Tagged background, background image, calendar, callback, cell, date, datetime, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, event, form, Google Charts, header, hover, HTML, ical, interval, Javascript, link, onclick, onmouseover, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timezone, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, UIWebView, WebView, Wordpress
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Landing Page Random Blog Post Topic Link Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Random Blog Post Link Primer Tutorial‘s … Why? Well, some readers, no doubt, can feel lost at times, and want a “random” way to “kickstart” their interest in these programming and Information Technology tutorials presented at the … Continue reading
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Tagged 404.php, blog, calendar, date, Did you know, emoji, filter, HTML, HTTP Error, Javascript, landing page, link, navigate, onclick, programming, prompt, random, span, sticky, sup, topic, tutorial, webpage, window.open, Wordpress
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Landing Page Random Blog Post Link Primer Tutorial
Yesterday’s Image Pair Fitting into a Given Dimension Sources Tutorial‘s 404.php “Not Found” (catering for HTTP error 404) PHP code logic in our WordPress Blog TwentyTen theme amendments … a URL such as https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/ITblog/537/500 will pick a random RJM Programming … Continue reading
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Tagged 404.php, blog, calendar, date, emoji, HTML, HTTP Error, Javascript, landing page, link, navigate, programming, random, sup, tutorial, webpage, window.open, Wordpress
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Landing Page Linked Background Images Long Hover Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Linked Background Images Tutorial introduced linked background (thumbnail) image “onclick” event logic. Today, we extend, rather than impinge in any way, by adding “long hover” linked background (thumbnail) image functionality, which bases itself on a “short hover … Continue reading
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Tagged background, background image, background-position, CSS, delay, event, hover, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, linear gradient, link, long hover, onclick, onmouseout, onmouseover, programming, setTimeout, thumbnail, tutorial
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Landing Page Linked Background Images Tutorial
We’ve introduced to the RJM Programming Landing Page some linked background images which link the reader to this WordPress Blog. There are … five images shown to a 30 x 20 thumbnail size … applied as … <div id=”style_3″ class=”style_3″ … Continue reading
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Tagged background, background image, background-position, CSS, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, linear gradient, link, programming, thumbnail, tutorial
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Personalized Links External Javascript Hotlinking Context Tutorial
Thinking about the hosting of web applications and offering personalization into the mix of the way the user experiences that content, as far as URLs go, the most publicly accessible interfacing is through the URL GET arguments that can nuance … Continue reading
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Tagged argument, blog, content, context, DOM, external Javascript, get, hardcoding, header.php, hotlink, HTML, hyperlink, innerHTML, innerText, Javascript, link, localStorage, personalization, personalize, PHP, posting, programming, tutorial, url, window.localStorage, Wordpress
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Personalized Links External Javascript Hotlinking Tutorial
Another layer of functionality onto the external Javascript arrangements of yesterday’s WordPress Blog Personalized Links Tutorial is to reimagine the arrangements of the user of that “Personalized Links” (pretty much standalone (but more independently standalone today)) external Javascript, that being … Continue reading
WordPress Blog Personalized Links Tutorial
Writing these blog postings there are potential links we’re bound to forget to place into the blog postings. This is fairly subjective, because one person’s link interest might trigger another person’s “ho hum” alert (and we all know the wooooorrrrrlllldddd … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, external Javascript, hardcoding, header.php, hyperlink, Javascript, link, localStorage, personalization, personalize, PHP, posting, programming, tutorial, window.localStorage, Wordpress
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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?