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Canvas Interfacer Three Finger Gesture Usage Tutorial
There’s more research needed around here regarding mobile platform usage to the HTML5 canvas based ideas swirling around yesterday’s Random Background Image Map Area Polygons Tutorial‘s work, and one issue we came across was … on mobile platforms you can get to gesture results whereby the canvas is all you see on the screen (eg. of an iPhone) … but what if you are in “scribble mode” at that point? … before today, we were having trouble using … two … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, area, background, background image, browse, browsing, canvas, co-ordinates, connection, creator, data uri, data url, debug, debugging, developer, developer menu, double click, drawImage, event, free draw, gesture, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, image, image file, image map, image map creator, images, img, integration, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, lead, local web server, Lorem Picsum, MAMP, map, media, media file, mobile, mouse, mouse position, non-mobile, onclick, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, overlay, pinch, pointer-events, polygon, popup, position, programming, prompt, random, rectangle, repository, resize, right click, rubber band, rubberbanding, Safari, screen, scribble, shape, source, swipe, textarea, three finger gesture, three fingers, toDataURL, tool, tutorial, web browser, webpage, Wordpress, z-index
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Random Background Image Map Area Polygons Tutorial
Further to the recent Random Background Alternate Image Source Tutorial … Image Map only allowing for area subelements with shape=rect … today we also allow for … Image Map now allowing for area subelements with shape=poly … … via … Right clicks after an initial click are the means by which you can define area shape=poly ( as distinct from the default shape=rect ) elements where to finish a polygon two click back close to the start point. … as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, area, background, background image, browse, browsing, canvas, co-ordinates, connection, creator, data uri, data url, debug, debugging, developer, developer menu, double click, drawImage, event, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, image, image file, image map, image map creator, images, img, integration, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, lead, local web server, Lorem Picsum, MAMP, map, media, media file, mobile, mouse, mouse position, non-mobile, onclick, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, overlay, pointer-events, polygon, popup, position, programming, prompt, random, rectangle, repository, resize, right click, rubber band, rubberbanding, Safari, screen, shape, source, textarea, toDataURL, tool, tutorial, web browser, webpage, Wordpress, z-index
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Random Background Alternate Image Source Tutorial
Onto the recent Random Background Image Map Integration Tutorial‘s web application’s use of … Lorem Picsum image repository “source” of image data … today we allow the user to, instead, get images from … RJM Programming WordPress Tutorial Images (ie. this WordPress.org blog) … and we’ve shored up the copy and pasting of screen logic, so that … the screen is more filled with image data, and the relevant graphical pasting place “border enhanced”, in the process … the images … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, area, background, background image, browse, browsing, canvas, co-ordinates, connection, creator, data uri, data url, debug, debugging, developer, developer menu, double click, drawImage, event, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, image, image file, image map, image map creator, images, img, integration, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, lead, local web server, Lorem Picsum, MAMP, map, media, media file, mobile, mouse, mouse position, non-mobile, onclick, ondblclick, overlay, popup, position, programming, prompt, random, rectangle, repository, resize, rubber band, rubberbanding, Safari, screen, shape, source, textarea, toDataURL, tool, tutorial, web browser, webpage, Wordpress, z-index
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Preview Image Map PDF to Image Basis Preparation Tutorial
Around here, using a MacBook Air under macOS, we have, as far as Image Editors going, predominantly … PaintBrush (for macOS) doing the bulk of the work … Gimp for specialized tasks … and … Preview (we last talked about with Preview Speech Bubble Overlay YouTube API Caller Making of Tutorial) generally taking over interfacing between PDF and image(s) … and it is “par for the course” today, here, describing a Preview talent turning a PDF containing a sequence of … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, contact sheet, desktop, Did you know, download, email, GIMP, image editor, image map, imge, macOS, operating system, PaintBrush, PDF, pdf to image, Preview, resize, screen, screenshot, tutorial, upload, view, zoom, zoom out
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Random Background Image Map Integration Tutorial
Like with … yesterday’s Inhouse Image Map WordPress Integration Tutorial we continue with Image Map functionality integrations … today where … we are revisiting the random backgrounds themes of Random Background Webpage Masking Tutorial‘s use of the great Lorem Picsum repository of random images … and allowing users using our inhouse Random Background interfacer the chance to create some Image Maps using incarnations of these images as the visual basis to them. We’ve chosen … the oncontextmenu (ie. right click) … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, area, background, background image, browse, browsing, canvas, co-ordinates, connection, creator, data uri, data url, debug, debugging, developer, developer menu, double click, drawImage, event, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, image, image file, image map, image map creator, img, integration, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, lead, local web server, Lorem Picsum, MAMP, map, media, media file, mobile, mouse, mouse position, non-mobile, onclick, ondblclick, overlay, popup, position, programming, prompt, random, rectangle, resize, rubber band, rubberbanding, Safari, screen, shape, textarea, toDataURL, tool, tutorial, web browser, webpage, Wordpress, z-index
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Inhouse Image Map WordPress Integration Tutorial
The recent work of Inhouse Image Map Creator Browsing Tutorial … established a URL means by which a single URL call from the canvas residing Inhouse Image Map Creator and Canvas Annotation web application via a data URI hashtag conduit … and today just … allowing for an absolute URL in that hashtag is the relatively simple change needed so that, using this, our WordPress “right click over an img image element” functionality can be tweaked … var huhifs=prompt(‘Optionally, please, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, area, browse, browsing, canvas, co-ordinates, connection, creator, data uri, data url, debug, debugging, developer, developer menu, double click, drawImage, event, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, image, image file, image map, image map creator, img, integration, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, lead, local web server, MAMP, map, media, media file, mobile, mouse, mouse position, non-mobile, onclick, ondblclick, overlay, popup, position, programming, prompt, rectangle, resize, rubber band, rubberbanding, Safari, screen, shape, textarea, toDataURL, tool, tutorial, web browser, webpage, Wordpress, z-index
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Inhouse Image Map Creator Browsing Tutorial
Repeat after me … an image is a canvas is an image ? an image is a canvas is an image … good, now, again … an image is a canvas is an image … an image is a canvas is an image … excellent, now, backwards … egami na si savnac a si egami na … egami na si savnac a si egami na … wow! … Now, lastly … I want my mamma! Now! … I want my … Continue reading →
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Inhouse Image Map Creator Mobile Debug Tutorial
Apologies to any mobile users wanting to access this new inhouse Image Map creator web application last talked about with yesterday’s Inhouse Image Map Creator Interactive Drill Down Tutorial before today, that is, but we were leaving the issue until a proper hardware … Mac Book Air Apple white lead iPhone … that once the middle one plugs into the top and bottom allows for … iPhone Safari web browser call of the inhouse Image Map creator … could tee … Continue reading →
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Thanks. Since then, a Shower Songs project at https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/shower_songs.html is an improvement regarding "Radio Play" on mobile platforms.