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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Memories Card Game Tutorial
Back to the grid and line and vertex work of the recent HTML Square Horizontal Rule Graph Multiple Numerics Tutorial, today we add on some functionality to its underlying web application’s grid underpinnings which is a card game called Memories, … Continue reading →
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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Graph Multiple Numerics Tutorial
We feel an “onions of the 4th dimension” sneeze moment coming on. Yes, yesterday’s HTML Square Horizontal Rule Four Graphs Tutorial “Four Graphs” were all fine and good, but as of yesterday, their data was restricted to one numerical dimension … Continue reading →
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Tagged array, Bezier curves, browse, canvas, canvas background, cell, chart, child, column, copy, CSS, dictionary, DOM, emoji, equation, eval, event, file, game, games, geometry, getBoundingClientRect, getImageData, Google Charts, graph, graphics, grid, hangman, hash, hashtag, home, home screen, horizontal rule, HTML, icon, IFRAME, induction, innerHTML, integration, iOS, iPad, ispell, Javascript, line, line graph, linear equation, linear gradient, location.hash, match, mathematics, mobile, mobile app, multiple, multiple hashtag, navigation, onchange, onion, overlay, parent, placeholder, polynomial, position, programming, proof of concept, propogation, putImageData, QuickTime Player, reveal, rotate, share, software integration, square, SVG, table, transform, translate, tutorial, url, word, word game, YouTube, z-index
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Emoji Game HTML Type Tutorial
Did it interest you that the recent Textarea Emoji Game Primer Tutorial web application was called dropdown_emoji_game.php and yet it was pretty obvious the main HTML element type of operation was a … textarea element … a “block of text” … Continue reading →
Textarea Emoji Game Primer Tutorial
Today’s web application works involves a very simple premise for a game, but we hope some of the methods needed, some new to us, will be of interest to you too. The game, for up to seven players, has a … Continue reading →
Fruits Emoji Multiple Player Game Tutorial
Yesterday’s Fruits Emoji Game Primer Tutorial was a prototype version of a fairly simple quiz presenting Emoji “p” Fruit elements to aid with quizzing the user for an English answer. That “English” limitation still applies after today’s developments, and we’ll … Continue reading →
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Tagged array, button, CSS, DOM, dropdown, emoji, focus, game, games, Google, hexadecimal, HTML, Javascript, multiple, programming, property, select, selector, speech to text, tutorial.table
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Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Dropdown Tutorial
It is probably not surprising we involve HTML select element (“dropdowns”) related to our progress on canvas based Web Storage standing order type scenarios with our “Media Capture Email” web application we got the Web Storage working with yesterday’s Canvas … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, annotation, array, asynchronous, audio, camera, canvas, capture, circle, colour, cookie, CSS, details, document.write, DOM, dropdown, float, form, FormData, genericization, HTML, image, IP address, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, line, local storage, localStorage, media, mime, mimetype, mobile, multiple, navigation, onclick, onion, overlay, photography, PHP, programming, progress, rectangle, reveal, select, standing order, summary, text, tutorial, upload, video, web storage, web worker, XMLHttpRequest, zip
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Canvas Web Storage Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial
It’s time for “Intersessional Thoughts Part II” today, continuing on with our “Media Capture Email” web application from yesterday’s Mobile Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial. Previously, for some intersessional thoughts that did not involve a lot of data, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, annotation, array, asynchronous, audio, camera, canvas, capture, circle, colour, cookie, CSS, details, document.write, DOM, float, form, FormData, genericization, HTML, image, IP address, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, line, local storage, localStorage, media, mime, mimetype, mobile, multiple, navigation, onclick, onion, overlay, photography, PHP, programming, progress, rectangle, reveal, standing order, summary, text, tutorial, upload, video, web storage, web worker, XMLHttpRequest, zip
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Mobile Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial
Yesterday’s Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial‘s new Canvas Annotation functionality was not great for mobile devices. Today, we improve via … “floating” better the position of our “overlayed” Canvas Annotation menu so that it sidles up near canvas … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, annotation, array, asynchronous, audio, camera, canvas, capture, circle, colour, cookie, CSS, details, document.write, DOM, float, form, FormData, genericization, HTML, image, IP address, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, line, media, mime, mimetype, mobile, multiple, navigation, onclick, onion, overlay, photography, PHP, programming, progress, rectangle, reveal, standing order, summary, text, tutorial, upload, video, web worker, XMLHttpRequest, zip
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