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Tag Archives: mobile friendly
WordPress TwentyTen Theme Mobile Friendly Primer Tutorial
Earlier on, we talked about making the Landing Pages here at RJM Programming mobile friendly, being as this is becoming an increasingly important Search Engine Optimization issue, when we presented Google Search Engine Mobile Friendly Tester Tutorial. Today we set … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged blog, CSS, Google, Google PageSpeed, mobile, mobile friendly, ob_start, plugin, responsive design, search engine, SEO, stylesheet, theme, TwentyFifteen theme, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, website, Wordpress
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Google Search Engine Mobile Friendly Tester Tutorial
The term “mobile-friendly” has entered our lexicon strongly, and have a feeling now is an influence on SEO “scores” for websites … doh! (we suspect?!). Getting definitive information is not easy on this topic, but, rest assured, you can get … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, mobile, mobile friendly, search engine, SEO, tutorial, website
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Javascript Associative Array Mobile Friendly Tutorial
A couple of days ago we last talked about our Javascript Associated Array thoughts when we presented Javascript Associative Array Primer Tutorial as shown below. Today we turn our attention to some weaknesses this web application had with regard to … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, ESL, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged Android, associative array, canvas, CSS, DOM, eval, HTML, iPad, Javascript, linked list, mobile, mobile friendly, object, OOP, programming, rotation, tutorial
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PHP Target Word Game Primer Tutorial
Meanwhile, back at the “word-games-trying-to-assist-ESL-students” ranch … “Targét! Darn it Targét, where are ya? There’s chores to be done, Targét. Tar’gggggééééééétttttt!” “Paw, did you come a calling, with an unsilent ‘t’ … when youse knows full well, Paw … that … Continue reading
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Tagged dictionary, ESL, game, games, Javascript, Linux, mobile friendly, PHP, programming, tutorial, word game
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WordPress Blog Mobile Phone Friendly Primer Tutorial
We would like this WordPress Blog, that has the Twenty Ten theme, to be better adapted for mobile phone use (that being Android, iOS, Blackberry) regarding its look and usability. Several comments on the blog have asked about this, and … Continue reading
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Tagged above the fold, Android, Blackberry, blog, CMS, CSS, Did you know, DIY, DOM, Firebug, Firefox, fold, HTML, iOS, Javascript, landing page, mobile, mobile friendly, PHP, plugin, posting, programming, query string, sticky, tutorial, url, 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?