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HTML/Javascript/CSS Reveal Top Left to Bottom Right Tutorial
We need to revisit the “Reveal” series of blog postings, and elaborate a bit. The reason is that something we were doing yesterday with presenting the top left “subset” picture (of the main tutorial picture at the top) you can … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, DOM, event, getComputedStyle, GIMP, HTML, Javascript, overlay, programming, reveal, setInterval, tutorial
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Colour Coded Element InnerHTML Tutorial
Today we indulge in a few of the personal I.T. interests “swimming around” for me at the moment … fonts, and whether they can be zoomed to pixel level with not much more than client side Javascript, not using jQuery … Continue reading →
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Tagged colour, CSS, DOM, font, HTML, innerHTML, Javascript, onclick, onload, onmousedown, opacity, outerHTML, overlay, pixel, programming, toast, tutorial, window.open
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Navigation Scrolling Trapping Image Tutorial
Yesterday, with Navigation Scrolling Trapping Primer Tutorial as shown below, we started on some HTML and Javascript code to detect scrolling activity in the sense of … detecting horizontal scrolling, and allowing for an HTML table element to be able … Continue reading →
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Navigation Scrolling Trapping Primer Tutorial
With our recent interest in hashtag navigation movement (or “event”) trapping we’ve been studying we’ve been concentrating on changes to … window.location.hash … but there is another whole “layer” of thought in that we can also, and independently, be trapping … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Clipboard Tutorial
There are legitimate security reasons why certain things are harder to do in an automated way with pure client side Javascript, and to a lesser extent jQuery Javascript, combined or not with Ajax. And so this affects your dealings with … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Snapshots Tutorial
You might remember yesterday with Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial as shown below … The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial
The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like this, a good thing you can do as a programmer to facilitate this “personalized” feeling … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Mobile Tutorial
Following up on yesterday’s Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Audio Tutorial as shown below, we found it quite interesting getting functionality for this working on mobile platforms. Some of the issues particular to mobile work are … we needed to use … Continue reading →
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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.