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CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Sharing Tutorial

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There are some familiar “items” with today’s additional functionality to yesterday’s CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Tutorial … and some other matters we encourage you to consider, the primary one of these being … the benefits of multiple class HTML … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Tutorial

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The recent CSS3 Transition Game Tutorial had us examining CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification “Transitions” as tools for animation styling. Today we … apply such “transition” thinking to the animation of HTML button elements (as inspired by https://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_buttons_animate1 thanks) … … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Transition Game Tutorial

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Yesterday’s CSS3 Transition Primer Tutorial started us thinking about CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification “Transitions”, and there, we intimated that they could be used to serve up to the web application user simple animation functionality. Today, we go a bit … Continue reading →

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CSS3 Transition Primer Tutorial

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The CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification introduced “Transitions” to CSS styling of web pages. A CSS3 “transition” … CSS3 transitions allows you to change property values smoothly (from one value to another), over a given duration. Today, we use the … Continue reading →

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WordPress Ordered List CSS Styling Primer Tutorial

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We’ve had a couple of blog postings, in a row, recently, involving fairly long HTML ol tag “ordered lists”. This set us to thinking about CSS styling we could use for these “ordered lists”. Our first pass of thinking involving … Continue reading →

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Do It Yourself HTML Textarea Editor Javascript Tutorial

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You can avoid using Server side code with your web applications, and client side Javascript can do a lot for you to make some interesting web applications, but should you find something not working about the process, you’ve virtually run … Continue reading →

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Do It Yourself HTML Editor Integration Tutorial

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We have been thinking with our latest project called “Do It Yourself HTML Editor” that it bore huge similarities to the Legend via HTML Map Element ideas we started with the blog post series ending with Legend for and from … Continue reading →

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Do It Yourself HTML Textarea Editor Post Tutorial

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We’re introducing a “duck paddling fast underwater” but “who says you have to be the duck” aspect to our “Do It Yourself HTML Editor” today, adding onto the (blog posting) thread we left off yesterday with Do It Yourself HTML … Continue reading →

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