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Tag Archives: styling
Spliced Audio/Video Styling Tutorial
We have “bad hair days”, but that doesn’t stop us seeking “styling days”. Yes, we often separate CSS styling into an issue that is addressed only if we deem the project warrants it, and we’ve decided this latest Spliced Audio/Video … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, CSS, data, data size, data url, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, media, method, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, play, position, post, programming, seek, style, styling, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial, video
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WordPress Blog Image Editing Media Tutorial
We’re happy to be revisiting … the lead in of WordPress Blog Posting Feature Image Editing Tutorial … combined with … similarities of task to that of WordPress Visual Synopsis Media Tutorial … to add to our recent WordPress Blog … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, blog, blog posting, Did you know, drawImage, external Javascript, filter, gesture, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, image, image editor, img, Javascript, media, oncontextmenu, one image, one image website, ontouchend, photo, photograph, photography, programming, prompt, right click, scroll, scrolling, session, sessionStorage, snapshot, style, style.aesthetics, styling, swipe gesture, tab, tidy, tutorial, user interaction, video, web browser, web browser tab, window.localStorage, window.open, window.sessionStorage, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Posting Feature Image Editing Tutorial
Yesterday’s … One Image Website Image Snapshot Editing Tutorial used web browser new tab webpages to allow for image editing and annotating … but with today’s … WordPress Blog Posting Feature Image Editing Tutorial we’re using a hosted HTML iframe … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, blog posting, Did you know, drawImage, external Javascript, filter, gesture, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, image, image editor, img, Javascript, oncontextmenu, one image, one image website, ontouchend, photo, photograph, photography, programming, prompt, right click, scroll, scrolling, session, sessionStorage, snapshot, style, style.aesthetics, styling, swipe gesture, tab, tidy, tutorial, user interaction, web browser, web browser tab, window.localStorage, window.open, window.sessionStorage, Wordpress
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One Image Website Image Snapshot Editing Tutorial
Augmenting yesterday’s One Image Website SessionStorage Image Filtering Tutorial adding cropped image editing functionality, we see it as … Running against us regarding One Image Website design .. Running for us regarding One Image Website design … the programmatical scrolling … Continue reading →
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Tagged canvas, clientside, crop, CSS, Did you know, drawImage, external Javascript, filter, gesture, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, HTML5, image, image editor, img, Javascript, oncontextmenu, one image, one image website, ontouchend, photo, photograph, photography, programming, prompt, right click, scroll, scrolling, session, sessionStorage, snapshot, style, style.aesthetics, styling, tab, tidy, tutorial, user interaction, web browser, web browser tab, window.localStorage, window.open, window.sessionStorage
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One Image Website SessionStorage Image Filtering Tutorial
Further to the long ago One Image Website Scrolling Position Fix Tutorial last mention of our inhouse One Image Website series, today we have … clientside image filtering functionality to offer … almost exclusively using window.sessionStorage ideas (rather than our … Continue reading →
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Tagged clientside, CSS, Did you know, external Javascript, filter, gesture, HTML, image, img, Javascript, oncontextmenu, one image, one image website, ontouchend, photo, photograph, photography, programming, prompt, right click, session, sessionStorage, style, style.aesthetics, styling, tab, tidy, tutorial, user interaction, web browser, web browser tab, window.localStorage, window.sessionStorage
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Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux Multiple Filtered Content Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux Filtered Content Tutorial we did want to offer the user the chance to … enter in more than one image filtering “verb” … space separated … as well as … chance for user to establish … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, AlmaLinux, animated gif, blur, brightness, clause, colourize, contrast, CSS, deprecation, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, efect, emboss, exec, external Javascript, ffmpeg, filter, flip.flop, function_exists, GD, inhouse, inhouse slideshow, Javascript, media, multiple, negate, PHP, presentation, programming, recursion, recursive, require, selector, slideshow, style, styling, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, webpage, zip
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Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux Filtered Content Tutorial
There’s … Style … as per talked about at Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux CSS Style Tutorial … and then there’s … Substance … we’re using the great PHP GD library image filtering talents to open up to the user in “name”, … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, AlmaLinux, animated gif, blur, brightness, clause, colourize, contrast, CSS, deprecation, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, efect, emboss, exec, external Javascript, ffmpeg, filter, flip.flop, function_exists, GD, inhouse, inhouse slideshow, Javascript, media, negate, PHP, presentation, programming, require, selector, slideshow, style, styling, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, webpage, zip
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Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux CSS Style Tutorial
Yes, we like, where possible, and we’ve invisaged it, we prefer to give the user “a stake” in … less often how the web application functions … and/or … how the web application looks And under “looks” that can mean … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, AlmaLinux, animated gif, clause, CSS, deprecation, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, exec, external Javascript, ffmpeg, function_exists, inhouse, inhouse slideshow, Javascript, media, PHP, presentation, programming, require, selector, slideshow, style, styling, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, webpage, zip
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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?