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Simple Emoji Border Card Sharing Tutorial
A web application such as yesterday’s Simple Emoji Border Card Client Tutorial‘s “Simple Emoji Border Card” creator lacks a bit of accountability if its end product, which is HTML, cannot be shared within the web application. And so, today, we … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, border, card, client, CSS, diff, div, email, emoji, exec, file_put_contents, form, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, mailto, method, navigation, onblur, opacity, overlay, post, programming, server, SMS, SVG, textarea, tutorial, web server, webpage, window, wording, words, z-index
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Simple Emoji Border Card Client Tutorial
Yesterday’s Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial could well have been called either of … Simple Emoji Border Card Server Tutorial Simple Emoji Border Card PHP Tutorial … and a lot of users would “get the gist” relative to today’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, border, card, client, CSS, div, emoji, form, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, method, navigation, onblur, opacity, overlay, post, programming, server, SVG, textarea, tutorial, web server, webpage, window, wording, words, z-index
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Drag and Drop Iframe Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Drag and Drop Iframe Primer Tutorial‘s “Drag Around” (HTML iframe element(s)) web application based itself on W3Schools‘s How To Create a Draggable HTML Element non-mobile drag and drop logic. But, can we amend that logic for touch mobile platform … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, iOS, Tutorials
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Tagged absolute, Android, DOM, drag, drag and drop, element, gesture, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, iOS, iPad, Javascript, left, mobile, move, onmousemove, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, opacity, overlay, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, top, touch, tutorial, webpage
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Drag and Drop Iframe Primer Tutorial
We were “really taken” by the possibilities trying out How To Create a Draggable HTML Element (by W3Schools), to drag and drop elements on non-mobile webpages. So much so, we wrote a “proof of concept” dragger and dropper of up … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, DOM, drag, drag and drop, element, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, left, move, opacity, overlay, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, top, tutorial, webpage
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HTML Carriage Return and or Line Feed Reimagined Tutorial
The “lonely \r characters” of yesterday’s HTML Carriage Return and or Line Feed Primer Tutorial get a “reimagining” from us with today’s “inhouse” additional … Our Overlay Carriage Return ( \r ) Our Clobbering Carriage Return ( \r ) … … Continue reading →
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Tagged carriage return, clone, delimitation, form, HTML, line feed, overlay, programming, proof of concept, record, render, rendering, textarea, transparent, tutorial, vertical, whitespace
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Animated GIF Creator Overlayed Images Top Left Tutorial
To add to the recent Animated GIF Creator Overlayed Images Tutorial‘s user interaction logic, we add a way to control those two “overlay” CSS properties … left top … but more in the sense that we allow CSS … margin-eft … Continue reading →
Animated GIF Creator Overlayed Images Tutorial
We wanted to add an “Overlayed Images” functionality component to the “Animated GIF Creator” of Animated GIF Creator Video Intranet Tutorial, today. The work involves both of the HTML design “big concepts” we are keen on at this blog … … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, details, DOM, HTML, image, Javascript, opacity, overlay, PHP, programming, reveal, summary, tutorial, z-index
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Apple Script Execution of Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Tutorial
It’s 2022 as we write this blog post and these days your macOS operating systems no longer present you with the chance to create desktop shortcuts that run a program with user defined arguments. But there is still Apple Script … Continue reading →
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Tagged AppleScript, body, click, command, command line, CSS, cursor, dictionary, document.getElementsByTagName, DOM, double click, event, head, IFRAME, interaction, intersession, Javascript, meta, onclick, ondblclick, onload, overlay, PHP, programming, progress, prompt, script, scripting, sort, sorting, standing order, style, styling, table, tbody, td, th, thead, title, tr, tutorial, user, user interaction, viewport, web browser, word, word game, wordle
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