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Category Archives: eLearning
E-learning refers to the use of electronic media and information and communication technologies (ICT) in education ( Wikipedia )
Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux CSS Style Tutorial
Yes, we like, where possible, and we’ve invisaged it, we prefer to give the user “a stake” in … less often how the web application functions … and/or … how the web application looks And under “looks” that can mean … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, AlmaLinux, animated gif, clause, CSS, deprecation, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, exec, external Javascript, ffmpeg, function_exists, inhouse, inhouse slideshow, Javascript, media, PHP, presentation, programming, require, selector, slideshow, style, styling, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, webpage, zip
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Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux Media Tutorial
The recent Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux Tutorial did help with PHP Zip deprecations, and today, this being Inhouse Slideshows, full of … moving pictures … we can add two more dropdown modus operandi options for … Video Animated GIF … feeding … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, animated gif, deprecation, exec, ffmpeg, function_exists, inhouse, inhouse slideshow, media, PHP, presentation, programming, require, slideshow, tutorial, video, zip
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WordPress Blog Web Share API Sharing Tutorial
It was pretty exciting discovering a bit about the Web Share API we first talked about with MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Web Share API Tutorial some time ago now. It has two modus operandi talents … sharing links in many … Continue reading →
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Tagged airdrop, attachment.email, blog, collaboration, document.media, emoji, emoji button, external Javascript, header.php, Javascript, link, Mail, media, messages, Notes, PHP, programming, reminders, share, sharing, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, url, web share, web share api, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Getme Searches Tutorial
We noted, looking at our Apache Status report, that fairly often readers of this blog, thanks, search for mention of a particular GETME file, it being our “source control” basis whereby … first draft of a “source control” file, named … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, code, genesis, GETME, hashtag, hashtagging, header.php, link, navigation, oldest, onblur, onload, PHP, programming, search, source, source code, Source Control, textbox, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Wordpress
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WordPress Visual Synopsis Media Tutorial
Some time ago now we added a Visual Synopsis piece of functionality (via 🎦 🎦 button up the top) to our WordPress blog workings you can read more about at WordPress Visual Synopsis Automated Scrolling Tutorial. We’re revisiting this, because … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, animated gif, animation, blog, Did you know, ffmpeg, header.php, HTML, image, image slide, Javascript, media, moving pictues, PHP, programming, slide, synopsis, tutorial, TwentyTen, video, visual, web server, Wordpress
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Inhouse Slideshow AlmaLinux Tutorial
Today we wanted to add so much more to our blog posting title. But, then, we also didn’t want to give the game away?! What a dilemma. That blog posting title mentions … AlmaLinux … as RJM Programming’s Apache/PHP/MySql web … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged AlmaLinux, deprecation, exec, function_exists, inhouse, inhouse slideshow, PHP, presentation, programming, require, slideshow, tutorial, zip
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Python Cowsay API Cartoon Speech Media Tutorial
As soon as a web application talks about image slides, as we have been dealing with allowing for the creation of cartoons with our recent cowsay Python API / Command-line tool interfacing PHP web application, maybe as Louis Lumière did … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged align, animated gif, animation, API, ascii, cartoon, cell, character, column, content, contenteditable, Courier New, drawing, exec, ffmpeg, flip, flop, font, font family, form, HTML, install, Javascript, media, monospace, monospaced, monospacing, open source, PHP, pip, printout, programming, punchcards, Python, row, speech, speech bubble, speech to text, spool, spooling, table, tabular, td, text, textarea, th, tutorial, vertical-align, video, wording
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Text to Image via ImageMagick Primer Tutorial
Why would a “Primer” tutorial point at a “well along the way” one? Well, a few reasons really … the “Primer” concept of Text to Images (as an early days web application possibility) only happened because of yesterday’s Python Cowsay … Continue reading →
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Tagged background colour, colour, command, command line, convert, dimensions, emoji, entities, exec, font, font colour, font family, font size, height, HTML, HTML entities, image, ImageMagick, img, Perl, PHP, pointsize, programmin, programming, Python, scan, scanning, text, text scanning, The Three P's, tutorial, tutprial, width
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