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Animated GIF Bottom Watermark Argument Tutorial
To usefully offer automation ideas for our Animated GIF Creator we need more flexibility regarding how the watermarks are presented. Get good with this, and this automation of Animated GIF creations could be quite productive. And so, in a similar … Continue reading →
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Responsive Web Design Landing Page Image Map Onresize Tutorial
We try to not make the onresize event a “second class citizen” in our thinking here, and we wait for the day we think about it as a matter of course, and we’ll know we’ve arrived at some representation of … Continue reading →
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Tagged area, base64, base64_encode, child, CSS, data uri, data url, file_get_contents, GD, getBoundingClientRect, height, HTML, IFRAME, image, image map, img, Javascript, landing page, left, onclick, one image, one image website, onload, onmouseout, onmouseover, onresize, overlay, parent, photography, PHP, position, programming, top, transparency, transparent, tutorial, webpage, width, z-index
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Responsive Web Design Landing Page Image Map Tutorial
The recent Responsive Web Design Landing Page Incarnation Tutorial said … So, why keep the old way? Well, we packed the “old way” with content rich functionality, and do not want to ditch that yet, but maybe over time?! We’re … Continue reading →
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Tagged area, base64, base64_encode, child, CSS, data uri, data url, file_get_contents, GD, getBoundingClientRect, height, HTML, IFRAME, image, image map, img, Javascript, landing page, left, onclick, one image, one image website, onload, onmouseout, onmouseover, overlay, parent, photography, PHP, position, programming, top, transparency, transparent, tutorial, webpage, width, z-index
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CentOS Web Server cPanel Apache Status Tutorial
Our RJM Programming Linux CentOS Web Server cPanel Apache web server’s suite of software has a very useful report called Apache Status. We use it a bit like another Linux user without this report might use … ps -ef … … Continue reading →
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Tagged add post, address bar, Adobe, Apache, apache status, backend, blog, blog post, blog posting, browse, buffer, category, CentOS, codex, connection, copy, cPanel, curl, custom fields, database, dropdown, emoji, error, file_get_contents, frontend, hanging, HTML, html validator, issue, lightbulb, link, Linux, local web server, macOS, MAMP, MySql, operating system, paste, PHP, phpMyAdmin, post, problem, process, programming, ps, report, select, single.php, SQL, status, symptom, tag, textarea, top, troubleshoot, troubleshooting, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, url, validator, web browser, web server, webpage, Wordpress
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External Javascript Parent Differentiation Tutorial
To use an external Javascript component to a solution for a web application issue or architecture we often … admire the external Javascript “independence” from its parent, and yet helping out that “parent” adding to genericization you might say (if … Continue reading →
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Tagged align, alignment, attribute, attrubute, DOM, element, external Javascript, fixed, genericization, getBoundingClientRect, getElementById, Javascript, modularisation, modularization, programming, top, tutorial
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Drag and Drop Iframe Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Drag and Drop Iframe Primer Tutorial‘s “Drag Around” (HTML iframe element(s)) web application based itself on W3Schools‘s How To Create a Draggable HTML Element non-mobile drag and drop logic. But, can we amend that logic for touch mobile platform … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, iOS, Tutorials
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Tagged absolute, Android, DOM, drag, drag and drop, element, gesture, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, iOS, iPad, Javascript, left, mobile, move, onmousemove, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, opacity, overlay, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, top, touch, tutorial, webpage
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Drag and Drop Iframe Primer Tutorial
We were “really taken” by the possibilities trying out How To Create a Draggable HTML Element (by W3Schools), to drag and drop elements on non-mobile webpages. So much so, we wrote a “proof of concept” dragger and dropper of up … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, DOM, drag, drag and drop, element, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, left, move, opacity, overlay, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, top, tutorial, webpage
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Animated GIF Creator Overlayed Images Top Left Tutorial
To add to the recent Animated GIF Creator Overlayed Images Tutorial‘s user interaction logic, we add a way to control those two “overlay” CSS properties … left top … but more in the sense that we allow CSS … margin-eft … Continue reading →
