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Landing Page Random Blog Post Topic Link Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Random Blog Post Link Primer Tutorial‘s … Why? Well, some readers, no doubt, can feel lost at times, and want a “random” way to “kickstart” their interest in these programming and Information Technology tutorials presented at the … Continue reading
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Landing Page Linked Background Images Long Hover Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Linked Background Images Tutorial introduced linked background (thumbnail) image “onclick” event logic. Today, we extend, rather than impinge in any way, by adding “long hover” linked background (thumbnail) image functionality, which bases itself on a “short hover … Continue reading
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HTML Online Validation Tidy Errors Tutorial
Recently the DOMDocument integrations into our (originally just PHP “tidy”) Online HTML Validator web application of HTML Online Validation Above the Fold Tutorial had taken precedence, but today it is time to improve on the “tidy” functionality, by fleshing out … Continue reading
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HTML Online Validation Above the Fold Tutorial
The “above the fold” reference in today’s blog posting title harkens back to the part of the (what was initially a newspaper, but more often these days a screen) content immediately viewable by the reader without any other action from … Continue reading
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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?