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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Email Attachment Tutorial
We’ve got some good news for followers of the latest thread of blog postings following up on Gimp Guillotine usage thoughts as exemplified by yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Table and Image Map Tutorial efforts. Up to today, the “accountability” … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, canvas, command line, desktop, details, display, div, editor, email, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, responsive design, reveal, selection, sharing, slice, summary, table, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window
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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Table and Image Map Tutorial
The recent Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Canvas Tutorial had us with “jigsaw pieced together” image representations for … Div Margin Canvas … and today we add to that … Table Image Map … inspired by existant GIMP functionalities, respectively … … Continue reading →
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Tagged canvas, command line, desktop, details, div, editor, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, responsive design, reveal, selection, slice, summary, table, tutorial, web design, webpage, window
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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Canvas Tutorial
The second of the non-primer tutorial themes to improve and build on yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Div Margin Tutorial … HTML div element housing HTML img elements (no position: absolute like we like so much for overlay work) using … Continue reading →
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Tagged canvas, command line, desktop, div, editor, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, responsive design, selection, slice, tutorial, web design, webpage, window
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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Div Margin Tutorial
The first non-primer tutorial theme to improve and build on the recent Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Primer Tutorial are a series of representations to put the Gimp Guillotine “jigsaw image pieces” back together to make humpty dumpty … down, Nala … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, desktop, div, editor, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, responsive design, selection, slice, tutorial, web design, webpage, window
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Voice Memo Video Presentation Edit Tutorial
We’re often interested in “making of” techniques for presentations. Today’s topic involves video editing, and for us today, we call on the best Mac OS X command line video editing and manipulation tool we know of, that being ffmpeg. For … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, audio, dictation, ffmpeg, image, iOS, iPhone, iTunes, lead, microphone, overlay, QuickTime Player, recording, speaker, sync, tutorial, video, voice, voice memo, volume, white lead, YouTube
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Who Am I Game Linked Iframe Tutorial
Today’s work adds functionality onto yesterday’s Who Am I Game Primer Tutorial, allowing for this game to involve two players. Two players using the one computer or device? We do this today by making use of the HTML (textbox) input … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, child, game, games, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, linked list, nesting, opacity, overlay, parent, programming, tutorial, Wikipedia, z-index
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Google Chart Area Bar Column Line Superimposition Share Tutorial
We think it would be great to open up yesterday’s Google Chart Area Bar Column Line Superimposition Tutorial‘s new superimposition functionality for “the statisticals” Google Charts, those being the Area and Bar and Column and Line charts, to a means … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, API, area chart, bar chart, chart, column chart, data, email, Google, Google chart, google chart api, GUI, IFRAME, line chart, overlay, PHP, programming, share, superimposition, SVG, synergy
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Google Chart Area Bar Column Line Superimposition Tutorial
Our study of the Google Charts API has led us to identify “synergy sets” of chart functionality as per … “the statisticals” … Area and Bar and Column and Line charts … the subject of today’s tutorial … damn! … … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, API, area chart, bar chart, chart, column chart, data, Google, Google chart, google chart api, GUI, IFRAME, line chart, overlay, PHP, programming, superimposition, SVG, synergy
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