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YouTube API Caller Phase Two Absolute URL Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Other Media Playlist Regarding Tutorial it’s taken a long time, even for the conditional blurb below to crystallize, but … regarding testing we only did, so far, on non-mobile regarding Radio Play interspersing of YouTube … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Other Media Playlist Regarding Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Other Media Playlist Compilation Tutorial it’s not going to cut the mustard with as many users … … if you forget to put front and center what it is the user has given you … Continue reading →
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Audio Stream of YouTube Video Play Safari Loading Tutorial
Regarding the day before yesterday’s Audio Stream of YouTube Video Play Safari Title Tutorial‘s “first day” approach of timing as a concern when WordPress blog postings contain links to Audio Stream of YouTube Video Play inhouse functionality, we’re returning to … Continue reading →
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Audio Stream of YouTube Video Play Safari Title Tutorial
The day after yesterday’s Audio Stream of YouTube Video Play Safari Error Tutorial was (not only today, but) a chance to retest the … Safari web browser … on … iPhone but not iPad, gobsmackingly (of devices that we know … Continue reading →
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SVG Emoji Favicon and Title Uniquify Tutorial
What’s “uniquify” in terms of Information Technology? To turn an instance of a type into an instance of a new unique copy of the original type. For us, it is a concept often called into play to separate one online … Continue reading →
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Tagged data, DOM, dropdowm, emoji, external Javascript, favicon, HTML, icon, IP address, Javascript, menu, personalization, personalize, PHP, programming, SVG, tab, title, tutorial, uniquifier, uniquify, user, view, web browser
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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Mobile Placeholder Tutorial
We think it might be an oxymoron (or we think maybe Lulu thinks “just moron”) using … Mobile Placeholder … in today’s blog posting title, further to yesterday’s YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Loop Intelligence Tutorial (where some … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Loop Intelligence Tutorial
Today we move on from yesterday’s YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Jump Tutorial, but it’s work moving on from YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Supervisor Tutorial‘s YouTube API usage dilemma … … that is a “whole … Continue reading →
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SVG Emoji Favicon and Title Tutorial
The recent SVG Network Clock Start Local Time Favicon Tutorial talked about … SVG data basis … emoji data content … favicon web browser tab icon … SVG type not accepted by all browsers and platforms … dynamism … and … Continue reading →
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