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WordPress Visual Synopsis Automated Scrolling Tutorial
Yesterday, with WordPress Visual Synopsis Slideshow Posting Links Tutorial as shown below, we continued on with our Visual Synopsis view functionality for this blog, adding some Blog Posting Links, and today, we allow for an automated left to right scrolling … Continue reading →
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WordPress Visual Synopsis Slideshow Posting Links Tutorial
Yesterday, with WordPress Visual Synopsis Slideshow Primer Tutorial as shown below, we started on some Visual Synopsis view functionality for this blog. We got to the point that the blog postings could be summarised up the top in a table … Continue reading →
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WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Following You Tutorial
Today, with our WordPress TwentyTen themed blog, we’re consolidating the concepts of WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Follow Up Tutorial as shown below, as promised, to make the #hashtagging navigation that goes on so much more practically useful. Let’s recap … Continue reading →
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WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Follow Up Tutorial
Today, with our WordPress TwentyTen themed blog, we’re following up on the concepts of WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Primer Tutorial as shown below, as we believe in revisits to code, and we can see room for improvement. Let’s recap … Continue reading →
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PHP Modularization for Lighthouses in Australia Tutorial
Today we want to try two more things … continuing on with our PHP code (you could call australian_lighthouses.php) for our Australian Lighthouses project talk about PHP glob and its modularization sensibilities … so let’s talk about the second one … Continue reading →
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PHP/Javascript Asynchronous Lighthouses in Australia Tutorial
Today we want to try two things … continuing on with our PHP code (you could call australian_lighthouses.php) for our Australian Lighthouses project talk about Javascript asynchronous script tag option … so let’s talk about the second one first … … Continue reading →
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PHP Lighthouses in Australia Primer Tutorial
Today we examine some of the methodology behind a project idea. Projects need … an idea … ours came from listening to the radio and hearing about Lighthouses, and how the technologies had changed what they look like and how … Continue reading →
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PHP Membership Ajax Crud Primer Tutorial
We’ve talked about Crud before, and I’m not being rude here, as we made reference to CRUD (create, read, update, delete) as a back-end task … at ASP.Net Dynamic Data Entity Framework Primer Tutorial. Well, we’ve come to a point, … Continue reading →
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The idea of mapping a video's key scenes, mood, pacing, and audio before production resonates with me — it's a lot like working out an anagrampuzzle, where the same pieces only make sense once you rearrange them into the right order. Do you usually sketch the mind map before or after the script is locked?