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HTML Input Element Types Randomized Iframe Tutorial
There are lots of things to be “cross” about trying to code for all eventualities to do with web applications … we’ll just limit it to that … computer device … cross platform web browser … cross browser … and … Continue reading →
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Compound Emoji WordPress Usage Tutorial
Perhaps you were around when we were obsessing about “emoji overlays”, at least for us, the concept of creating images from emojis “overlayed” onto each other, making use of CSS opacity and sharing functionality to, for some of the more … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, emoji, HTML entities, Javascript, overlay, PHP, posting, programming, title, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Wordpress
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Amino Acids Quiz Game Primer Tutorial
How well do you know your Amino Acids? Well, let me put it this way, how well would you like to know your Amino Acids? Okay bud, you ju … oh, you’re really keen to learn … that’s awfully neighbourly … Continue reading →
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Tagged amino acid, area, biology, chemistry, CSS, CSS3, event, filter, game, games, HTML, image, Javascript, map, mobilefish, onclick, onload, overlay, PhotoBooth, photography, programming, quiz, reveal, tutorial
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animated GIF Tutorial
Today’s blog posting title gives it away. We are interfacing our “Merging Photos” web application to “homemade” Animated GIFs that can be created courtesy of Animated GIF via PHP Writing PHP Primer Tutorial. That is not to say that that … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, animation, array, camera, canvas, clipboard, composite, CSS, data uri, desktop, doppelganger, download, email, email client, EXIF, face, genericization, GIMP, HTML, IFRAME, image, iPhoto, Javascript, Mail, member, merge, object, onions, onload, opacity, orientation, overlay, parameter, photo, photograph, PHP, programming, rotation, science, sharing, superimpose, SVG, tutorial, web browser, window.open
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Composite Tutorial
When you were reading (of course you were) Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animation Tutorial were you interested, but felt a bit overwhelmed by the idea that the one image (thanks McGraw-Hill) that the tutorial was based on … Continue reading →
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animation Tutorial
We’ve got a bit of animation going on with the latest installment of our “Merging Photos” blog posting thread, building on our previous Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Sharing Tutorial … the updated live run shows the usage … Continue reading →
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Tagged anatomy, animation, array, camera, canvas, clipboard, CSS, desktop, doppelganger, download, email, email client, EXIF, face, genericization, GIMP, HTML, IFRAME, image, iPhoto, Javascript, Mail, member, merge, object, onions, onload, orientation, overlay, parameter, photo, photograph, programming, rotation, sharing, superimpose, SVG, tutorial, web browser, window.open
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CSS Blend Primer Tutorial
We read a great website, thanks, the other day, talking about CSS (multiple background, and other) “blending”, basically concerning behaviours that happen when two colours “overlap” in a webpage. This webpage talked about this in terms of your predictable HTML … Continue reading →
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Tagged blend, canvas, CSS, DOM, font, Google, heading, HTML, HTML5, import, Javascript, overlay, programming, sliding menu, title, tutorial, Venn diagram
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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Sharing Tutorial
Yesterday’s Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Superimpose Tutorial gave us scenarios whereby to share the experience, via email for example, you do not share enough by just attaching an image as an email attachment, but you need to … Continue reading →
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