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Tag Archives: web inspector
CSS Iframe Troubleshoot Primer Tutorial
The modern browsers all have good “web inspectors” Google Chrome’s access to one being via “View -> Developer -> Developer Tools”. So when we decided to finally try and nut out the annoyance up the top left of RJM Programming’s … Continue reading →
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Fixed Sticky Header Top Window Document Tutorial
The recent Fixed Sticky Header Primer Tutorial involved … a supervisory “emoji menu” web application hosting … supervised iframe element hosted web applications … and you may think, if all this is going on with web applications on the same … Continue reading →
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Safari Develop Menu Responsive Design Primer Tutorial
Applying the recent findings of Safari Develop Menu Tutorial we decided to use the Safari browser’s Develop Responsive Design menu in practice with some pages on the RJM Programming domain, here on this MacBook Pro. You can see us change … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, develop, Internet Explorer, iPad, menu, Microsoft, microsoft edge, responsive design, Safari, simulate, stop press, tutorial, user agent, web browser, web inspector, webrtc
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Safari Develop Menu Tutorial
“We will return” you might say, or most likely not, but it occurs to us now in hindsight that the recent HTML5 Web Audio Piano Mobile Safari Web Inspector Debug Tutorial was only the tip of the iceberg (or perhaps … Continue reading →
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HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Composing Tutorial
As promised in yesterday’s HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Keyboard Tutorial as we left it with … Next stop “Work out a Protocol to Compose Chords”, maybe, into the future … … we’re back to the future (tee hee) … Continue reading →
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HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Keyboard Tutorial
The web application of HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Mobile Debug Tutorial makes minimal use of the keyboard, though it can be used for “composing” your own musical works into a textarea element. “While you see a chance, take … Continue reading →
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HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Mobile Debug Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Tutorial was tested on non-mobile platforms, but with mobile (iOS) work we sometimes reach different parts of the Javascript client code, the reason being that the non-mobile platforms do not require that “button … Continue reading →
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HTML5 Web Audio Mudcube Piano Integration Tutorial
The integrations of the recent HTML5 Web Audio Piano Mobile Safari Web Inspector Debug Tutorial have a lot in common with today’s … audio applicability … in conjunction with … piano … basis. But this integration to an older “piano … Continue reading →
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The idea of mapping a video's key scenes, mood, pacing, and audio before production resonates with me — it's a lot like working out an anagrampuzzle, where the same pieces only make sense once you rearrange them into the right order. Do you usually sketch the mind map before or after the script is locked?