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Calendar iCal Integration Itinerary Tutorial
After the recent Calendar iCal Integration Timeline Tutorial you may have associated a Timeline with a Calendar event, even when the End Time of that event is not a defined concept, but what about a software integration, again with a … Continue reading →
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Tagged calendar, callback, date, datetime, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, form, Google, Google chart, Google Charts, header, HTML, ical, interval, itinerary, Javascript, overlay, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timeline, timezone, trip, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, UIWebView, WebView, Wordpress
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Calendar iCal Integration Timeline Tutorial
After the recent Calendar iCal Integration WordPress Tutorial we found another integration candidate for our Calendar Event (creating) (component) “tool” web application that could be used in a variety of ways by other web applications. The second cab off the … Continue reading →
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Tagged calendar, callback, date, datetime, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, form, Google, Google chart, Google Charts, header, HTML, ical, interval, Javascript, overlay, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timeline, timezone, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, UIWebView, WebView, Wordpress
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Emoji Overlay Share Tutorial
Yesterday’s start with Emoji Overlay ideas (we presented via Emoji Overlay Primer Tutorial as shown below) was okay, but as of yesterday, had a dose of the “unaccountables” about it. And when you have a piece of software with the … Continue reading →
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Tagged canvas, copy, DOM, email, email client, emoji, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, modularization, opacity, overlay, PHP, popup, programming, share, supervision, tutorial
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Emoji Overlay Primer Tutorial
Overlay, overlay, arriba! It’s time to look under the carpet to get to the heart of our continuing love affectionate affair with “overlay” concepts. What about the idea to overlay Emojis. After all, they look so friendly, we can see … Continue reading →
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Tagged DOM, emoji, HTML, Javascript, modularization, opacity, overlay, programming, supervision, tutorial
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Web Server Tutorial
Yesterday, when we presented Legend for and from HTML Map Element Geolocation Tutorial as shown below, we used cross-domain window.postMessage messaging to allow the interchange of geolocation, regarding the “where” of life, and today we look at some “what” possibilities … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, background image, browse, CORS, cross-domain, CSS, file_get_contents, form, geolocation, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, ob_start, overlay, PHP, phpinfo, popup, programming, request, SVG, table, tutorial, web server, window.open, window.postMessage
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Geolocation Tutorial
We thought we might have finished with the thread of blog postings last ending with Legend for and from HTML Map Element CSS Tutorial as shown below, but we hadn’t banked on the significance of the ideas of window.postMessage, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, background image, browse, CORS, cross-domain, CSS, file_get_contents, form, geolocation, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, overlay, PHP, popup, programming, request, SVG, table, tutorial, window.open, window.postMessage
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Image in Nine Game Hide and Seek Tutorial
Our “Image in Nine Game” from yesterday’s Image in Nine Game Primer Tutorial as shown below, was a bit lacking as a “game” in real world terms. But what if we added a “Hide and Seek” element to it? Lots … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, Did you know, div, game, games, HTML, image, Javascript, lighthouse, momentum-based scrolling, onclick, ontouchstart, overlay, programming, reveal, scroll, scrolling, table, toast, tutorial
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Image in Nine Game Primer Tutorial
Today we’ve written a web application game that really benefits, in its mobile device incarnations, by “touch scrolling” or momentum-based scrolling techniques. We found lots of great advice for today’s game from the Open Source community on the net, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, div, game, games, HTML, image, Javascript, lighthouse, momentum-based scrolling, overlay, programming, reveal, scroll, scrolling, table, tutorial
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