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PHP Blog Summary Fixed Title Events Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Blog Summary Fixed Titles Tutorial dealt with … the look (ie. the aesthetics) of the newly introduced Fixed Titles into our Code Download Table here at this blog … and today we turn our attention to … making … Continue reading →
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PHP Blog Summary Fixed Titles Tutorial
Sometimes with a webpage depicting a long tabular report such as our RJM Programming GETME Report one used by this blog’s All Posts menu’s Code Download Table submenu link (you can read more about with PHP Blog Summary Follow Up … Continue reading →
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WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Following You Tutorial
Today, with our WordPress TwentyTen themed blog, we’re consolidating the concepts of WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Follow Up Tutorial as shown below, as promised, to make the #hashtagging navigation that goes on so much more practically useful. Let’s recap … Continue reading →
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WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Follow Up Tutorial
Today, with our WordPress TwentyTen themed blog, we’re following up on the concepts of WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Primer Tutorial as shown below, as we believe in revisits to code, and we can see room for improvement. Let’s recap … Continue reading →
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WordPress Posted On CSS Styling Primer Tutorial
Do you perhaps remember, on this blog, when we presented PHP Blog Summary Follow Up Tutorial as shown below, and talked about the two uses of # (hashtag) and the associated use of the id= HTML parameter? you can manipulate … Continue reading →
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PHP Blog Summary Follow Up Tutorial
To my mind there are two big advantages to the use of the id= HTML parameter usage: you can manipulate HTML via Javascript DOM in terms of individual HTML objects or elements (or tags, if you like) you can use … Continue reading →
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PHP Blog Summary Primer Tutorial
There are two things that often happen for programmers: they break a job into its components (often immediately jumping to list the biggest “worry”) they look for ways to achieve the job faster and more reliably (ideas regarding code reuse … Continue reading →
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PHP/Javascript JSON Feed or Array Data Primer Tutorial
JSON is a very useful protocol because: There is a lot of support in Javascript and the server-side languages, such as PHP or ASP.Net, for JSON-friendly functionality. Many website feeds use JSON as their protocol (format) of choice. Today‘s live … Continue reading →
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