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Animated GIF Slide Extraction Speed Test Tutorial
Yesterday’s Animated GIF Slide Extraction User Experience Tutorial sparked our interest in that … we wondered whether hashtag components appended to ($_GET) address bar URLs perhaps consisting of ? and & argument parts slowed things down … and after first … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_GET, $_POST, $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], acceptance testing, action, Ajax, align, alignment, animated gif, animation, annotate, annotating, answer, Apache, argument.arguments, automation, background, background colour, background-color, below the fold, bottom, btoa, button, canvas, child, clearRect, client, client pre-emptive iframe, color picker, colour, colour picker, comma separated list, component, contenteditable, convert, cursor, data, data limits, data uri, data url, drawImage, duration, emoji, ffmpeg, fill, fillRect, fillStyle, fold, font, font colour, font family, font size, form, Google, Google PageSpeed, grandparent, graphics, IFRAME, image, ImageMagick, interactive, interface, interfacing, justification, justify, line feed, local web server, localhost, MAMP, navigation, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onload, parent, PHP, php://input, popup, position, programming, question, quiz, right click, score, scribble, scroll, server, slide, slides, span, speed test, SVG, svg quiz, svg+xml, target, text, textbox, toDataURL, toggle, tool, top, transparency, transparent, tutorial, up, url, user acceptance, user experience, utf-8, UX, watermark, web server, window, window.btoa, window.open, window.opener
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WordPress Blog Thread Story Mobile Chapter Number Progress Events Tutorial
Make that … Mobile … to cater for mobile platform smaller widths we show a shorter “Table of Contents” display … Chapter … honing in on the idea of a Blog Posting equating to a “Story” book “Chapter” … Number … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, attribute, background, blog, book, border image, chapter, chronological, class, className, contents, context, data attribute, effect, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, global data attribute, Javascript, linear gradient, link, nickname, number, onclick, onmouseover, order, paper, PJP, post, posting, programming, progress, progress bar, querySelectorAll, reading, ring binder, scroll, scrolling, story, table of contents, theme, thread, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, whitespace, Wordpress
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Worldbank API User Supplied Indicator Name Word List Tutorial
Yesterday’s Worldbank API User Supplied Indicator Code Tutorial … gave the user some WorldBank API Indicator control … but because your average person would not know these codes … today we offer … user entered Word List in the Indicator … Continue reading →
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Tagged area chart, array, bar chart, chart, collection, column chart, country, data, data point, dropdown, emoji, emoji flag, file_get_contents, Google chart, HTML, indicator, line chart, list, member, null, PHP, programming, regex, regexp, regular expression, report, repository, select, tutorial, word, words, Worldbank, XML, zero
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Find English Word Game Collaboration Tutorial
Collaboration, regarding games, is synonymous with “level playing field”, and that is a principle upheld with today’s introduction of sharing and collaboration functionality into our Find the Word game, and further to yesterday’s Find English Mobile Clicked Word Ends Game … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, cell, click, collaboration, connective, CSS, dictionary, email, emoji, English, event, first name, game, genericization, highlight, HTML, Javascript, Linux, listenerdictionary, mobile, mode, mode of use, name, onclick, overlay, parameterization, programming, regional indicator, selection, selectionchange, share, sharing, SMS, styling, table, table cell, text shadow, textarea, timer, tutorial, word, word game
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Find English Word Game Modes Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Find English Mobile Clicked Word Ends Game Tutorial and back to the original “/usr/share/dict/” Linux or macOS dictionary ideas started with “/usr/share/dict/words” ideas from Find English Highlighted Words Game Primer Tutorial … in that oldest Find the … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, cell, click, connective, CSS, dictionary, emoji, English, event, first name, game, genericization, highlight, HTML, Javascript, Linux, listenerdictionary, mobile, mode, mode of use, name, onclick, overlay, parameterization, programming, regional indicator, selection, selectionchange, styling, table, table cell, text shadow, textarea, tutorial, word, word game
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Find English Mobile Clicked Word Ends Game Tutorial
We tried making the mobile platforms work with the selectionchange event of yesterday’s Find English Highlighted Words Game Selection Tutorial‘s Find the Word game web application, but we decided, today … the default game operation for mobile platforms should be … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, cell, click, CSS, emoji, English, event, game, genericization, highlight, HTML, Javascript, Linux, listenerdictionary, mobile, onclick, overlay, parameterization, programming, regional indicator, selection, selectionchange, styling, table, table cell, text shadow, textarea, tutorial, word, word game
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Find English Highlighted Words Game Primer Tutorial
Yesterday’s Event Calendar Collaboration Textarea Highlight Linking Tutorial gave us an idea for an English Word Game based on the use of the “/usr/share/dict/words” inbuilt, in our case, English, dictionary you get to look up for free on macOS and … Continue reading →
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Tagged English, event, game, highlight, HTML, Javascript, Linux, listenerdictionary, programming, selectionchange, textarea, tutorial, word game
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Earth Bearing Distance Missing Two Hashtagged Mailto Sharing Tutorial
We’re returning to our Missing Two web application, after … the recent Earth Bearing Distance Missing Two Earth Scanner Integration Tutorial Earth Scanner integration … because, today … it becomes our “guinea pig” web application helping out the … Ajax … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, attachment, content, email, FormData, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, inline HTML data, Javascript, PHP, programming, stop press, tutorial
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