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Textbox Div Contenteditable Primer Tutorial
We have an idea for use for the following componentry … div contenteditable=true … only hosting … input type=text value=” placeholder=[Some Instructive Blurb] readonly … initially like … <div onblur=docss(this.innerText); data-style=’border: 1px solid blue;’ id=mydiv contenteditable=true onclick=”if (this,innerText.length == 0) … Continue reading
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Tagged append, attribute, click, contenteditable, CSS, div, DOM, dynamic, element, HTML, innerHTML, innerText, input, Javascript, onclick, placeholder, programming, readonly, stop press, style, styling, textbox, tutorial
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CSS Conic Gradient Primer Tutorial
We’re quite fond of cones … you might get soft serve ice cream in them, as long as they’re turned up the right way … but we also like … the cones placed pointy side up as in the CSS … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, bordder radius, border-radius, circle, cone, conic, conic-gradient, CSS, HTML, Javascript, programming, style, styling, three dimensional, tutorial
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CSS and SVG XML Title Tutorial
In yesterday’s CSS and SVG XML Primer Tutorial the emphasis was on SVG+XML and today we want to broaden the scope to how that SVG contributes to the construction of your webpage’s CSS, which we now do for non-mobile users, … Continue reading
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Tagged !important, CSS, DOM, graphics, hover, HTML, inline CSS, Javascript, programming, style, stylesheet, styling, SVG, title, tutorial, vector, XML
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CSS and SVG XML Primer Tutorial
Ever since SVG came on the scene CSS got that much more interesting. You can apply SVG+XML protocol in your CSS styling to create your own tailored, and dynamic … background (image) … with or without an opacity consideration (via … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, graphics, HTML, Javascript, programming, style, styling, SVG, tutorial, vector, XML
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CSS3 Multi Columns Orphans and Widows Tutorial
We’re returning to the “newspaper column” themes of CSS3 Multi Columns Primer Tutorial today, wanting to add into the logic of a new newspaperow.html web application usage of CSS orphans and widows properties (and contenteditable=true way a user can alter … Continue reading
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Tagged column, contenteditable, CSSX CSS3, DOM, HTML, Javascript, multiple, newspaper, orphans, programming, styling, tutorial, widows
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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?