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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Image Filters Tutorial

Posted on September 10, 2018 by admin

Is it ironic that a blog posting about GIMP should be letting applications like GIMP take a holiday … Tahiti sounds good … while CSS styling can take front stage with today’s improvements on the recent Gimp Guillotine Follow Up … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, GIMP, Tutorials | Tagged animation, array, attachment, background, backgroundImage, backgroundPosition, blur, border, brightness, canvas, command line, contrast, convert, CSS, CSS3, desktop, details, display, div, DOM, drop shadow, editor, email, eval, exec, ffmpeg, file specification, filter, GIMP, grayscale, guides, guillotine, HTML, hue, image, image map, ImageMagick, invert, Javascript, keyframes, MAMP, margin, multiple, opacity, overlay, PDF, PHP, push, responsive design, reveal, selection, sepia, setTimeout, sharing, slice, slideshow, summary, table, transitions, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window | Leave a comment

Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Border and Multiple Image Background Tutorial

Posted on September 8, 2018 by admin

Developing on the work of the previous Gimp Guillotine Follow Up CSS keyframes Transition Tutorial today we add to the functionalities with … multiple background image div element display (via background-image: url([dataURIimage]) // the Javascript DOM equivalent, that is) … … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, GIMP, Tutorials | Tagged animation, array, attachment, background, backgroundImage, backgroundPosition, border, canvas, command line, convert, CSS, CSS3, desktop, details, display, div, DOM, editor, email, eval, exec, ffmpeg, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, ImageMagick, Javascript, keyframes, MAMP, margin, multiple, opacity, overlay, PDF, PHP, push, responsive design, reveal, selection, setTimeout, sharing, slice, slideshow, summary, table, transitions, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window | Leave a comment

Gimp Guillotine Follow Up CSS keyframes Transition Tutorial

Posted on September 6, 2018 by admin

A while back we presented a series of web application ideas that do away with Javascript (ie. only needing HTML and CSS) to perform some functionality of interest. In that series we finished up with Missing Javascript Audio on Unmute … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, GIMP, Tutorials | Tagged animation, array, attachment, backgroundImage, backgroundPosition, canvas, command line, convert, CSS, CSS3, desktop, details, display, div, DOM, editor, email, eval, exec, ffmpeg, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, ImageMagick, Javascript, keyframes, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, PDF, PHP, push, responsive design, reveal, selection, setTimeout, sharing, slice, slideshow, summary, table, transitions, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window | Leave a comment

Gimp Guillotine Follow Up PDF Slideshow and Video Tutorial

Posted on September 5, 2018 by admin

As the blog posting title intimates, adding onto yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Javascript DOM Animation Tutorial, today’s work looks at functionality to help create … PDF slideshow Inhouse style slideshow Video … and the top and bottom of these … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, GIMP, Operating System, Tutorials | Tagged animation, array, attachment, canvas, command line, convert, desktop, details, display, div, DOM, editor, email, eval, exec, ffmpeg, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, ImageMagick, Javascript, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, PDF, PHP, push, responsive design, reveal, selection, setTimeout, sharing, slice, slideshow, summary, table, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window | Leave a comment

Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Javascript DOM Animation Tutorial

Posted on September 4, 2018 by admin

Adding to yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Email Attachment Tutorial we now want to add an “onions of the 4th dimension” layer on top “feel” to all this, by starting to think about animation functionality. We’re going to start out … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, GIMP, Tutorials | Tagged animation, array, attachment, canvas, command line, desktop, details, display, div, DOM, editor, email, eval, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, Javascript, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, push, responsive design, reveal, selection, setTimeout, sharing, slice, summary, table, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window | Leave a comment

Google Chart via CSV or JSON or XML Tutorial

Posted on August 13, 2018 by admin

Building on yesterday’s Google Chart via CSV or JSON Sharing Tutorial, again, we have a dual purpose set of improvements for you today regarding our CSV or JSON to Google Chart web application, those being … XML input data functionality … Continue reading →

Posted in Ajax, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged Ajax, baby name, Bubble Chart, business logic, calendar, child, correlation, cross-browser, cross-platform, CSV, data.gov, date, datetime, details, dropdown, email, email client, file API, filter, filtering, form, Google chart, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, input, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, JSON, link, mailto, New York, parent, personalize, PHP, placeholder, programming, select, setTimeout, sharing, testing, time, timeline, tutorial, unit test, XML | Leave a comment

Google Chart via CSV or JSON Sharing Tutorial

Posted on August 12, 2018 by admin

Building on the recent Google Chart via CSV or JSON Filtering Tutorial we have a dual purpose set of improvements for you today regarding our CSV or JSON to Google Chart web application, that being … email sharing of scenarios … Continue reading →

Google Chart via CSV or JSON Filtering Tutorial

Posted on August 8, 2018 by admin

One of the more challenging parts of data representation can be filtering out too much data, for presentation purposes. We are going to refer to this issue as a “filtering” issue. Building on yesterday’s Google Chart via CSV or JSON … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged Ajax, baby name, Bubble Chart, business logic, calendar, child, correlation, cross-browser, cross-platform, CSV, data.gov, date, datetime, details, dropdown, file API, filter, filtering, form, Google chart, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, input, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, JSON, New York, parent, personalize, PHP, placeholder, programming, select, setTimeout, testing, time, timeline, tutorial, unit test | Leave a comment

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