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World Clickarounds Stationery Positioned Annotations Tutorial
Today, we want to … revisit the “World Clickarounds with Annotations” series of web applications featuring in World Clickarounds Scrollable Annotations Tutorial … along with the recent … Emoji Image use of Google PageSpeed‘s screenwebpageshot capabilities talked about in Emoji … Continue reading
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Favourites Poll Email Moderation Contenteditable Tutorial
We think today’s blog posting title gives hints, but doesn’t completely give the game away to ask you, on top of the progress with our Favourites Poll up to yesterday’s Favourites Poll Email Moderation Client Validation Tutorial … What could … Continue reading
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Favourites Poll Email Moderation Client Validation Tutorial
Yesterday’s Favourites Poll web application of Favourites Poll Email Moderation Primer Tutorial involves client-side HTML textboxes asking for interactive entry using an HTML form methodology. Not with all such projects with HTML form textboxes do we apply any client-side Javascript … Continue reading
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Favourites Poll Email Moderation Primer Tutorial
Any web application that asks for user input and stores it from an online user via an online webpage … will need to be coded in a serverside language … check … we’ll use PHP ideally should have an interim … Continue reading
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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?