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HTML Superlative Compare Game Data Attributes Tutorial
Yesterday’s web application game “Subject Areas” of HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Data Attributes Tutorial, as shown below, came in very handy as the starting point for the design and a large part of the workflow and coding of today’s “Comparisons … Continue reading
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Google Crawl Errors Primer Tutorial
When you are a webmaster (of a web domain, such as www.rjmprogramming.com.au) registered with Google you can receive (Google) console notifications from unusual events. Thanks for the heads up, Google. This is like a sanity check, independently, for webmasters, registering … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, broken links, Google, HTML, link, permalink, search engine, SEO, tutorial, url, webmaster, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Search Within Search Ajax Tutorial
The last aspect to “filter a search” (or “search within a search”) ideas is to do with Ajax functionality, because we discovered that, at least for non-mobile users, the onmouseover and onmouseout events work for the HTML option tag within … Continue reading
Posted in Ajax, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged Ajax, blog, dropdown, event, filter, HTML, implementation, Javascript, onchange, onclick, onmoueover, onmouseout, permalink, PHP, Preview, programming, radio button, search, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, url, user acceptance, user experience, UX, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Search Within Search Preview Tutorial
Yesterday’s “filter a search” (or “search within a search”) ideas of WordPress Blog Search Within Search Implementation Tutorial as shown below, were improvements on the day before, but we feel as though the user lacks some controls that would be … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, dropdown, event, filter, HTML, implementation, Javascript, onchange, onclick, permalink, PHP, Preview, programming, radio button, search, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, url, user acceptance, user experience, UX, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Search Within Search Implementation Tutorial
Yesterday’s “filter a search” (or “search within a search”) ideas of WordPress Blog Search Within a Search Primer Tutorial, as shown below, were good in terms of a method to achieve something, but they only suit for regular readers of … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, event, filter, HTML, implementation, Javascript, onchange, onclick, permalink, PHP, programming, radio button, search, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, url, user acceptance, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Search Within a Search Primer Tutorial
You know how you often find yourself, while surfing the web, wanting to “filter a search” within that web page’s search functionality (or maybe you think of it as “search within a search”) which you do. Well, yesterday’s (WordPress Blog … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, filter, Javascript, permalink, PHP, programming, search, tutorial, url, user acceptance, Wordpress
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