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HTML Nav Tag Primer Tutorial
Simple “across the top” webpage menus are very popular. We just about all read left to right or right to left, so horizontal menus like this make sense. HTML5 came along and made the job of creating non-hierarchical horizontal menus … Continue reading →
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WordPress Blog Collaborative Annotated Email FormData Post Tutorial
Yesterday’s WordPress Blog Collaborative Annotated Email User Experience Tutorial helped with practicalities regarding user experience with this WordPress Blog highlighting of text accumulated into the body (as HTML attachment) and subject (as text) of an Annotated Email form of collaborative … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, blog, collaboration, contenteditable, email, event, FormData, highlight, highlighting, HTML, Javascript, Mail, mailto, mark, menu, onchange, PHP, plugin, post, programming, prompt, setTimeout, share, SMS, tutorial, user experience, web server, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Collaborative Annotated Email User Experience Tutorial
Did you try yesterday’s WordPress Blog Collaborative Annotated Email Tutorial highlighting of text Annotated Email functionality? If you did, you might have found a “hair trigger” timed user experience. You had a very small amount of time to decide on … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, collaboration, contenteditable, email, event, highlight, highlighting, HTML, Javascript, Mail, mailto, mark, menu, onchange, PHP, plugin, programming, prompt, setTimeout, share, SMS, tutorial, user experience, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Collaborative Annotated Email Tutorial
Further to WordPress Plugin Primer Tutorial of recent times, we’re adding to that “highlighting of blog text” (dynamic menu) the options … Email (that highlighted text) via the email client application via a “mailto:” “a” link SMS (that highlighted text) … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, collaboration, email, highlight, highlighting, HTML, Javascript, Mail, mailto, mark, menu, PHP, programming, share, SMS, tutorial, Wordpress
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WordPress Calendar Widget Above the Fold Cut to the Chase Tutorial
The recent WordPress Widget via Animated Emoji Button Above the Fold Tutorial “WordPress Widgets Above the Fold” work needs to return back to the specifics of those “early days” amended Calendar Widget because we want to contextualize … chronology … … Continue reading →
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WordPress Widget via Animated Emoji Button Above the Fold Tutorial
We have a dual purpose blog posting today that … continues on the WordPress Calendar Widget WordPress Link to Iframe via Calendar Widget Above the Fold Tutorial “above the fold” theme, extending the coding logic to handle other widgets that … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, animation, blog, button, CSS, display, emoji, hashtag, header.php, IFRAME, iPad, menu, mobile, PHP, programming, recursion, search, setTimeout, stop press, Text Widget, tutorial, TwentyTen TwentyTen theme, user experience, UX, widget, Wordpress
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One Image Your Own Slideshow Dynamic CSS Filters and Transforms Tutorial
Up to the One Image Your Own Site Dynamic CSS Filters and Transforms Tutorial of yesterday, we’ve talked about random image orderings and arrangements. But if we are offering the functionality of a user defined numeric image sequence, it could … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, canvas, client, CSS, document.write, DOM, drawImage, emoji, filter, generic, genericize, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, image, inherit, Javascript, margin-top, menu, one image, onion, order, overlay, photography, PHP, programming, slideshow, transform, transformation, tutorial, z-index
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One Image Your Own Site Dynamic CSS Filters and Transforms Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s One Image Site Dynamic CSS Filters and Transforms Tutorial filtering and transform start to proceedings, today we … genericize the data source create a kaleidoscopic slideshow feel for user defined image data sets … by allowing, in a … Continue reading →
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