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Background Image Multiple Substances Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Background Image Substance Tutorial‘s work, today we allow for more CSS styling … multiple background images … and … transformational functionalities … rotate and scale and translate and transform-origin (important, but not for the faint hearted!) … as … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, background, background image, background-size, clip art, clipart, CSS, data, data source, data uri, DOM, dropdown, Eat at Joes, emoji, HTML, image, Javascript, marquee, multiple, placeholder, programming, relative URL, rotate, rotation, scale, style, styling, textbox, transform, translate, translation, tutorial, url, webpage
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Angled Text Tool Clipboard Tutorial
We started feeling that yesterday’s Angled Text Tool Context Tutorial‘s progress was starting to feel like a web application that was a “tool”. But something was missing. It wasn’t friendly enough to a serious user, the ones tempted to try … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, angled text, clipboard, containing, context, copy, CSS, data attribute, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, global data attribute, HTML, Javascript, justification, justify, nest, paste, programming, rotate, sidle, snug, span, StackOverflow, table, table cell, transform, translate, tutorial
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Angled Text Tool Context Tutorial
You only have to go about trying to solve a web application issue, often ending up at advice from the wonderful StackOverflow website, to realize the “context” of a problem is often the issue. There are so many different “takes” … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, angled text, containing, context, CSS, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, Javascript, justification, justify, nest, programming, rotate, sidle, snug, StackOverflow, table, table cell, transform, translate, tutorial
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Angled Text Tool Primer Tutorial
Buoyed by our new found confidence in [element].getBoundingClientRect() when dealing with rotated text, in the clientside Javascript realm of proceedings, as we talked about with yesterday’s Google Chart Image Chart Angled Text Annotation Tutorial, today, we’re writing a new, and … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, angled text, containing, CSS, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, Javascript, justify, programming, rotate, sidle, snug, transform, translate, tutorial
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SVG Shapes Collaboration Tidy Up Tutorial
It’s the day further to the recent SVG Shapes Iframe Srcdoc Double Quote Tutorial‘s … Will we be leaving our SVG Show Some Shapes project with a blog posting titled, weirdly, “SVG Shapes Iframe Srcdoc Double Quote Tutorial”? Who’s to … Continue reading →