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Monthly Archives: April 2022
Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial
We were really happy to stumble upon StackOverflow‘s excellent Use Emoji as CSS Border webpage (of dreams and ideas) the other day, and immediately want to … start “proof of concept” Simple Emoji Border Card creating today … ready for … Continue reading →
Drag and Drop Iframe Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Drag and Drop Iframe Primer Tutorial‘s “Drag Around” (HTML iframe element(s)) web application based itself on W3Schools‘s How To Create a Draggable HTML Element non-mobile drag and drop logic. But, can we amend that logic for touch mobile platform … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, iOS, Tutorials
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Tagged absolute, Android, DOM, drag, drag and drop, element, gesture, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, iOS, iPad, Javascript, left, mobile, move, onmousemove, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, opacity, overlay, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, top, touch, tutorial, webpage
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Drag and Drop Iframe Primer Tutorial
We were “really taken” by the possibilities trying out How To Create a Draggable HTML Element (by W3Schools), to drag and drop elements on non-mobile webpages. So much so, we wrote a “proof of concept” dragger and dropper of up … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
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Tagged absolute, DOM, drag, drag and drop, element, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, left, move, opacity, overlay, position, programming, proof of concept, relative, top, tutorial, webpage
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Video to Amended Animated GIF Mobile Slide Swap Tutorial
The “drag” about yesterday’s Video to Amended Animated GIF Drag Slide Swap Tutorial‘s slide swapping functionality was that mobile platforms were left out. Sometimes there is no alternative modus operandi to offer a mobile user, but here, we did not … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
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Tagged align, alignment, animated gif, background image, click, delay, DOM, drag, drag and drop, float, getBoundingClientRect, hover, image, Javascript, justify, long hover, margin-right, onclick, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, Preview, programming, setTimeout, slide, swap, text-decoration, textbox, tutorial
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Video to Amended Animated GIF Drag Slide Swap Tutorial
Today’s work improving on yesterday’s Video to Amended Animated GIF Alignment Tutorial, has, yet again, alas, only a non-mobile platform applicability, that being … Drag and Drop … methodologies to allow for Animated GIF slide swaps with an adjoining slide … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
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Tagged align, alignment, animated gif, background image, delay, DOM, drag, drag and drop, float, getBoundingClientRect, hover, image, Javascript, justify, long hover, margin-right, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, Preview, programming, setTimeout, slide, swap, textbox, tutorial
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Video to Amended Animated GIF Alignment Tutorial
Around here when “alignment” thoughts are teamed with “web design” we still like the “oldy worldy” HTML table element approach, but such an idea felt a bit too extra kludgy regarding the “dynamically vertically expanding” ideas in the Animated GIF … Continue reading →
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Tagged align, alignment, animated gif, background image, delay, DOM, float, getBoundingClientRect, hover, image, Javascript, justify, long hover, margin-right, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, Preview, programming, setTimeout, slide, textbox, tutorial
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Video to Amended Animated GIF Preview Forever Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Video to Amended Animated GIF Slide Preview Forever Tutorial, am sure there are a lot of readers out there who’d like … not only the possibility for a preview of individual slide images … but … a preview … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, background image, delay, DOM, hover, image, Javascript, long hover, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, Preview, programming, setTimeout, slide, textbox, tutorial
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Video to Amended Animated GIF Slide Preview Forever Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Video to Amended Animated GIF Slide Preview Tutorial … … and then, there’s the idea to leave the image thumbnail there … concept. Wouldn’t you say? But, how to implement this? Well, as for the recent Landing … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, background image, delay, DOM, hover, image, Javascript, long hover, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, Preview, programming, setTimeout, slide, textbox, tutorial
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