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Diagonal Element Rubber Banding Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Diagonal Element Rubber Banding Tutorial saw “Rubber Banding” introduced, better for non-mobile, but today … we shore up mobile “Rubber Banding” via ontouchmove introduced … document.body.ontouchmove=function(e){ var rectis=document.body.getBoundingClientRect(); if (e.touches[0].clientX) { ourDrawLine(eval(rectis.left + e.touches[0].clientX), eval(rectis.top + e.touches[0].clientY)); } else … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, click, CSS, DOM, emoji, emoji flag, emoji menu, entity, event, favicon, form, HTML, html entity, icon, innerHTML, input, interactive input, iOS, Javascript, mobile, mouseout, navigation, onclick, onload, onmousemove, onmouseout, onsubmit, PHP, programming, share, sharing, submit, SVG, tab, tab icon, textarea, textbox, textbox type, tutorial, type, user, user input, value, web browser
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Diagonal Element Rubber Banding Tutorial
Some days before yesterday’s Diagonal Element Square Nesting Tutorial we compared this current “nesting” diagonal element logic to … Yes, this might be thought of as “overkill” compared to … hr element rotations … and/or … SVG … and, today, … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, click, CSS, DOM, emoji, emoji flag, emoji menu, entity, event, favicon, form, HTML, html entity, icon, innerHTML, input, interactive input, Javascript, mouseout, navigation, onclick, onload, onmousemove, onmouseout, onsubmit, PHP, programming, submit, SVG, tab, tab icon, textarea, textbox, textbox type, tutorial, type, user, user input, value, web browser
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SVG Emoji Favicon HTML Entities Tutorial
Yesterday’s SVG Emoji Favicon Textarea Tutorial … textarea SVG … adding onto … numerical codepoint definition means to an Emoji definition in terms of web browser tab icon creation capabilities … shone a light, a “lightbulb moment” for us, in … Continue reading →
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Tagged emoji, emoji flag, emoji menu, entity, favicon, form, HTML, html entity, icon, innerHTML, input, interactive input, Javascript, navigation, onload, onsubmit, PHP, programming, submit, SVG, tab, tab icon, textarea, textbox, textbox type, tutorial, type, user, user input, value, web browser
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SVG Emoji Favicon Textarea Tutorial
You can surmise that if a blog posting title contains the word textarea then it is likely to be about user input, further to the SVG Emoji Favicon and Title Uniquify Tutorial back in May, 2025. Basically, we only offered … Continue reading →
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Tagged emoji, favicon, form, HTML, icon, innerHTML, input, interactive input, Javascript, navigation, onload, onsubmit, PHP, programming, submit, SVG, tab, tab icon, textarea, tutorial, user, user input, value, web browser
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Making Of How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial
The other day, getting the content together for the “making of” How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial we stumbled upon, in a first time for us, using … Dailymotion‘s sharing “embed” recommended HTML … <iframe src=”https://geo.dailymotion.com/player.html?video=x9oajeg” style=”width:100%; height:100%; visibility:hidden; position:absolute; … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, ask, audio, background image, body, collaboration, dailymotion, Did you know, div, dropdowm, email, embed, embed code, FileZilla, Google, hashtag, hashtagging, how come, HTML, image, link, localStorage, making of, nesting, onclick, PaintBrush, programming, question, remember, remembering, search engine, select, sessionStorage, sftp, share, sharing, SMS, splash page, tutorial, uninvited audio, upload, video embed code, web browser, why
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How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial
You may think you’ve run straight into a Hallmark Greeting Card symposium with today’s blog posting title’s “Sharing and Remembering”, but … no, you are at a hard nosed I.T. blog … … and please … never underestimate the competition … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, ask, body, collaboration, dropdowm, email, Google, hashtag, hashtagging, how come, HTML, link, localStorage, programming, question, remember, remembering, search engine, select, sessionStorage, share, sharing, SMS, tutorial, web browser, why
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The Word Web Primer Tutorial
Depending on how young you are it may be hard to swallow the fact that … There was a computerized world before the Internet … even before GraphicalUserInterface even, when in the 1970’s Xerox wrote an operating system inspiring the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Apple, computer, desktop, Desktop Application, glossary, GUI, hal, HTML, ibm, internet, Mac OS X, Microsoft, online, operating system, PHP, terminology, tutorial, web, Web Application, web browser, web host, web server, webpage, website, Windows, world wide web, Xerox
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How Come Primer Tutorial
Were you around when, with Calendar Location Services Integration Tutorial‘s blurb we surmised that … why … may be the least accessible English question word as far as online content goes? Well … pretty obviously, this is just an opinion … Continue reading →
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