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SVG Image Shapes Tutorial
Am sure some of you have been waiting for it?! Here it is … What (some of) you’ve been waiting for? Yes, images are the input to our shapes web application as today’s work. And yes, SVG has an image … Continue reading →
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SVG Shapes Animations Tutorial
In a similar way to the way yesterday’s SVG Shapes Drop Shadow Filter Tutorial‘s … new SVG filter (ie. drop shadow) functionality … was a totally PHP 404.php job to implement … today, the even … newer SVG animation (ie. … Continue reading →
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SVG Shapes Drop Shadow Filter Tutorial
With the overall … overlay … and … annotation … feel to the blog posting thread recent posts regarding our “Show Some Shapes” latest web application with yesterday’s SVG Shapes Text Annotation Tutorial we became keen to follow up … … Continue reading →
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SVG Shapes Text Annotation Tutorial
Yesterday’s SVG Shapes Line Annotation Tutorial was a fantastic lead in for today’s Text Annotation ideas with our “Show Some Shapes” web application, of recent times. The reason is, partly, we reckon, because if you lead off your development with … Continue reading →
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SVG Shapes Line Annotation Tutorial
Our “Show Some Shapes” web application of SVG Shapes Overlay Tutorial was well set up for … linear annotation … especially considering … lines use the stroke colour the user defines and the other shape types mainly show the fill … Continue reading →
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Parallax Scrolling Inhouse Content Tailoring Tutorial
Yes, onto yesterday’s Parallax Scrolling Primer Tutorial‘s Parallax Scrolling functionality, there were strong possibilities for tailoring where the user chooses to show some inhouse WordPress Blog images. Reducing content can be an issue here, but luckily WordPress has a very … Continue reading →
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Parallax Scrolling Primer Tutorial
One might question the efficacy of the progress we made moving from … Interactively Change Background Image on Scroll Tutorial … through to yesterday’s … Inhouse WordPress Image Filter Arguments Tutorial … … but two?! Well, that’s another ball game! … Continue reading →
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Inhouse WordPress Image Filter Arguments Tutorial
The next step to improving on yesterday’s Inhouse WordPress Image Filter Source Tutorial … WordPress Topic theme … today we have a new layer of functionality involving … Image PHP Filter theme … using PHP GD manipulations … would be … Continue reading →
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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?