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Gimp Image Map HTML Primer Tutorial

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As we intimated yesterday with Gimp Guides to HTML Primer Tutorial regarding the GIMP image editor’s “Filter -> Web” menu … … you would also see an “Image Map” option helping out in a similar fashion to the stupendous mobilefish … Continue reading →

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HTML Input Placeholder Primer Tutorial

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We find the HTML input tag placeholder attribute an interesting feature, in that we find the labelling of HTML input type=text textboxes a bit awkward in a styling sense for left justified forms in that the textboxes need extra work … Continue reading →

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Emoji Border or Background Image Mobile Canvas Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Emoji Border or Background Image Canvas Tutorial‘s HTML5 canvas functionality was best showing those attributes we listed … the HTML5 canvas element right click or two finger gesture functionality includes Copy options … the canvas can collect both images … Continue reading →

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Emoji Border or Background Image Canvas Tutorial

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We want to keep moving on HTML5 canvas integration adding onto yesterday’s Emoji Border or Background Image Sharing Tutorial beginnings to the Sharing functionality of our Emoji Creations web application. What’s the big deal with the HTML5 canvas element? For … Continue reading →

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Emoji Border or Background Image Sharing Tutorial

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We’re getting in early with “sharing” thoughts to augment the usefulness of yesterday’s Emoji Border or Background Image Primer Tutorial, but think some aspects here will develop further as we turn this web application into more of a “product” in … Continue reading →

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Emoji Border or Background Image Primer Tutorial

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Have you ever seen an Emoji you’d really like to use as either a webpage … border image … and/or … background image ? Well, we’re here to tell you, thanks to the brilliance of Emoji CSS you may already … Continue reading →

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Contextualize Speech to Text to Speech LibreOffice Template Tutorial

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Maybe it’s just my weakness, but what I often find writing web applications is that I come back to them several months later and wonder, sometimes, how to work them. This is a weakness of “contextualization”. Contextualization is putting your … Continue reading →

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Agenda Speech to Text to Speech LibreOffice Wizard Tutorial

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We’re happy here, finally, to move onto a new concept with the “Speech to Text to Speech” web application blog posting thread, building on yesterday’s Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech Audio Prompting Tutorial using the recent … Curriculum … Continue reading →

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