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Image Pair Fitting into a Given Dimension Refresh Tutorial
Yesterday’s Image Pair Fitting into a Given Dimension Sources Tutorial‘s … adding of an alternative image source … added a bit of “pizazz” … and adding to the “Margherita push”, today, is to … add the opportunity for a user … Continue reading
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SVG Network Digital and Analogue Clocks Tutorial
The SVG based clock of SVG Network Digital and Analogue Clock Local Time Tutorial days was all fine and good, but on a revisit, we felt compelled to make this changed HTML supervisor svg_clock.html live run be capable of tabular … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue, border, cell, circle, client, clock, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, display, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, flag, flag border, graphics, HTML, Javascript, local time, object, PHP, programming, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, table, text, time, timezone, title, tooltip, tutorial, visibility, width, zoom
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Background App Refresh on iOS Primer Tutorial
Are you the owner of an iPhone or iPad? Welcome to the iOS wooooorrrrrlllllldddd! And are you baffled when people say about an app … Just refresh the app for the latest features. ? Well, that’s me, too. But your … Continue reading
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Tagged app, application, background app refresh, configuration, iOS, ios app, iPad, iPhone, mobile, mobile app, refresh, setting, settings, tutorial
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Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag TimeZone Tutorial
Today’s solution to a “smallish” display non-mission-critical issue regarding a web application (adding some “emoji country flags” to augmenting some pre-existant static CSS emoji arrangements embellishing a list of TimeZones in the web application of SVG Network Digital and Analogue … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, flag, flag border, graphics, HTML, Javascript, local time, object, PHP, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?