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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed CSS Styling Tutorial
Don’t know if you’ve noticed with our “when” and “where” timezone web application what scant attention we’ve been paying to CSS (styling) considerations … before today our small endeavours in this respect came down to … <style> td { text-align: … Continue reading →
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Tagged autocompletion, CSS, datauri, div, DOM, eLearning date, Event-Driven Programming, feed, geographicals, GIMP, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, IFRAME, internationalization, Javascript, longitude, mathematics, onclick, overlay, PHP, programming, reveal, RSS feed, time, timezone, trip planner, trips, tutorial, Tutorials
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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Reveal Div Tutorial
On the theme of “reveal” or maybe you more think “overlay”, or perhaps it should be “metamorphose”, we want to continue our “when” and “where” timezone web application with more Javascript DOM work that revolves around the handiness of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged autocompletion, div, DOM, eLearning date, Event-Driven Programming, feed, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, IFRAME, internationalization, Javascript, longitude, mathematics, onclick, overlay, PHP, placeholder, programming, reveal, RSS feed, time, timezone, trip planner, trips, tutorial, Tutorials
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Javascript Writes Javascript Iframe Overlay Tutorial
Yesterday’s Javascript Writes Javascript Primer Tutorial, as shown below, got us started on our Javascript writes Javascript research project. Today we extend that to catering for Javascript writes Javascript within an HTML iframe element, adding to our line of tutorials … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, DOM, form, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, overlay, programming, setInterval, setTimeout, tutorial, window
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PHP Content Type Download Tutorial
Today we add to the scenario 3 of PHP Content Type Iframe Synchronize Tutorial as shown below, from two days ago, by adding a new button for some Download functionality usage. With PHP, the difference between a download scenario, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged cross-browser, cross-platform, download, HTML, IFRAME, image, media, mime, mime type, overlay, PHP, programming, slideshow, synchronize, tutorial, type, url, web browser
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PHP Content Type Iframe Synchronize Tutorial
Today, again, we drill deeper into the scenario 3 of PHP Content Type Primer Tutorial as shown way below, two days ago. Today we put in functionality to place your URLs, the “s” of which was inspired by the work … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, animation, content type, cross-browser, cross-platform, HTML, IFRAME, image, media, mime, mime type, overlay, PHP, programming, slideshow, synchronize, tutorial, url, web browser
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PHP Content Type Iframe Overlay Tutorial
Today we drill deeper into the scenario 3 of yesterday’s PHP Content Type Primer Tutorial as shown below. In the process we discover another concept for the “overlay” ideas we present at this blog. It is not that we haven’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, animation, content type, HTML, IFRAME, image, media, mime, mime type, overlay, PHP, programming, slideshow, synchronize, tutorial, url, web browser
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PHP usort in Slideshow Animation via Image Visibility Tutorial
Was a bit of a surprise to learn that we have not mentioned much about PHP sorting techniques … so let’s get that sorted now. You may recall the (Microsoft) C “qsort” method we talked about here at this blog … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, CSS, CSS3, eval, fade, file_get_contents, form, glob, global, image, Javascript, model, onclick, opacity, overlay, PHP, presentation, programming, rotation, slideshow, software, sort, tutorial, usort
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Slideshow Animation via Image Visibility Modelling Tutorial
Yesterday, with Slideshow Animation via Image Visibility Follow Up Tutorial as shown below, we continued our pictorial, and where possible, textual, synopsis of blog postings … an encapsulation, should we say, presented in the form of a slideshow, where we … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, CSS, CSS3, eval, fade, file_get_contents, form, glob, global, image, Javascript, model, onclick, opacity, overlay, PHP, presentation, programming, rotation, slideshow, software, tutorial
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