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Piano Playing Web Application Mobile Tutorial
Our Piano Playing web application has moved on to a “second draft”. Nothing has changed about it using those audio mp3 files from the other day when we presented Xcode SpriteKit Game Primer Tutorial to “reframe” their use for creating … Continue reading →
Job Search Grid Game Cookie Tutorial
Yesterday we got to a point with a web project we were working on called the “Job Search Grid Game” (and thanks here to Science Puzzles for Young Einsteins by Helene Hovanec ISBN 0-8069-3542-1 for the inspiration) and we ended … Continue reading →
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Tagged CMS, content, Content Management System, cookie, CSS, eval, external Javascript, form, game, games, HTML, Javascript, opacity, overlay, position, programming, setTimeout, table, tutorial, z-index
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HTML Div Overlay Jigsaw Talents Primer Tutorial
It’s not as if we haven’t talked about it before, as evidenced by HTML Textarea and Div Talents Primer Tutorial as shown below, but we think the HTML div element is hugely useful. If you ever … surf the “net” … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, alignment, CSS, div, document.body.innerHTML, DOM, HTML, innerHTML, Javascript, jigsaw, navigation, onload, onmouseover, overlay, programming, proof of concept, pseudo class, table, tutorial, z-index
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Landing Page Mobile Phone Crontab Curl Tutorial
That work with the RJM Programming Landing Page we were last looking at a couple of days ago (with Landing Page Mobile Phone Tutorial) was all fine and good, but the introduction of a new HTML indexmobile.html for mobile phone … Continue reading →
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Tagged Android, Apache, ASP.Net, blog, border, border-radius, button, crontab, CSS, CSS3, curl, design, document.write, DOM, emoji, extension, Firebug, float, HTML, IIS, iPhone, Javascript, landing page, Linux, MAMP, mobile, mobile phone, music, MySql, navigation, overlay, ownership, pan, PHP, programming, rounded border, stop press, tutorial, watchdog, web server, z-index
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Landing Page Mobile Phone Tutorial
If you’re writing a web application for general use, the general device categorization of … mobile non-mobile … is, sometimes, not enough of a differentiation, though that was our categorization a couple of days ago constructing Landing Page Mobile Tutorial … Continue reading →
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Tagged Android, Apache, ASP.Net, border, border-radius, button, CSS, CSS3, design, document.write, DOM, emoji, extension, Firebug, float, HTML, IIS, iPhone, Javascript, landing page, MAMP, mobile, mobile phone, music, MySql, navigation, overlay, pan, PHP, programming, rounded border, stop press, tutorial, watchdog, web server, z-index
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Landing Page Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Overlay Tutorial as shown below, had an emphasis on what was going on with the right hand side of our RJM Programming Landing Page. When dealing with the “right hand side” quite often optimism has to be … Continue reading →
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Landing Page Overlay Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Primer Tutorial as shown below, got us into our RJM Programming Landing Page changes project. We set up the framework for how the job will be done. Of course there are other ways to approach the job, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, ASP.Net, border, border-radius, button, CSS, CSS3, design, emoji, extension, Firebug, float, HTML, IIS, Javascript, landing page, MAMP, music, MySql, navigation, overlay, pan, PHP, programming, rounded border, tutorial, watchdog, web server, z-index
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HTML Image Map Solar System Follow Up Tutorial
In following up on the exciting exploits of the NASA New Horizon space probe and its photographs of the Solar System dwarf planet Pluto, and our initial look into the topic via HTML Image Map Solar System Primer Tutorial as … 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?