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SVG and Gradient Fraction Game Operators Tutorial
Onto the SVG “cake” display functionality added with yesterday’s SVG and Gradient Fraction Game Tutorial into our Fractions Game web application, we’re adding … SVG circle “cakes” that can be rotated … but not in the SVG … rather in … Continue reading
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SVG and Gradient Fraction Game Tutorial
To add onto yesterday’s Gradient Fraction Game Mobile Tutorial … exclusively gradient … conic linear radial … “cake” displays in our Fractions Game … and add in … SVG circle and rectangle alternative displays … it is not hard coding … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue clock, background, background image, circle, clock, conic-gradient, CSS, device, dimension, dimensions, equation, fraction, fractions, fractions game, gradient, height, HTMLCSS, iPad, Javascript, linear gradient, lowest common denominator, mathematics, mobile, operator, percentage, programming, proprtional, px, radial gradient, rectangle, stop colour, SVG, tutorial, unit, units, width
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Gradient Fraction Game Mobile Tutorial
Many responsive web design purists will push the web developers out there to never … express HTML element dimensions in “static” “px” types of units … but rather … express HTML element dimensions in “%” or “vx” or “vh” proportional … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue clock, background, clock, conic-gradient, CSS, device, dimension, dimensions, equation, fraction, fractions, fractions game, gradient, height, HTMLCSS, iPad, Javascript, linear gradient, lowest common denominator, mathematics, mobile, operator, percentage, programming, proprtional, px, radial gradient, tutorial, unit, units, width
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CSS Gradient Creations Width Makeover Tutorial
Revisits to a web application, after some time, can bring “adverse” categories of reaction to me … UX (user experience) Javascript criticism … styling CSS annoyance … and today’s work, on our “Gradient Creations” web application, is as a result … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, CSS, gradient, HTML, linear gradient, makeover, programming, radial gradient, regex, regular expression, screen, selector, styling, tutorial, unit, webpage, width, width unit
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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?