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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Tutorial
Perhaps you are running out of the (small amount of) patience required to collaborate via the … email … communication conduit … well, how about a step more immediate and interface with a … SMS … “text messaging” communication conduit … Continue reading →
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Click Feedback Tutorial
You’ll have gleaned from yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Feedback Form Tutorial with respect to today’s “proof of concept” ideas to allow for Feedback collaboration that can share one positional co-ordinate set … given the Inline HTML … Continue reading →
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Feedback Form Tutorial
Yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Feedback Primer Tutorial and today’s continued work plumb the restrictive depths of Inline HTML Email Forms, some issues you have to live with, against the big advantages of seeing webpage like content … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, animated emojis, animation, annotation, Apple Mail, border-radius, box shadow, center, circle, collaborate, CSS, device, div, DOM, dropdown, email client, emoji, flowchart, form, gesture, glow, Gmail, height, HTML, HTML email, intersection, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, left, Mail, menu, Mind Map, mobile, ontouchdown, ontouchstart, PHP, pinch, position, programming, room, rotate, scroll, scrolling, selector, share, sharing, swipe, text, top, transform, tutorial, Venn diagram, viewport, whitespace, width
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Feedback Primer Tutorial
On top of yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Make Room Tutorial we’ve started down the road towards a … feedback … and … sharing and collaboration … functionality to our … Flowchart … and … Venn Diagram … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, animated emojis, animation, annotation, border-radius, box shadow, center, circle, collaborate, CSS, device, div, DOM, dropdown, emoji, flowchart, gesture, glow, height, HTML, HTML email, intersection, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, left, Mail, menu, Mind Map, mobile, ontouchdown, ontouchstart, PHP, pinch, position, programming, room, rotate, scroll, scrolling, selector, share, sharing, swipe, text, top, transform, tutorial, Venn diagram, viewport, whitespace, width
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Make Room Tutorial
We always find it happening to us, that being that we start graphically representing something, but find out that we need more room on the paper (or whatever) we’re using. That combined with our deep and abiding penchant to try … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, animated emojis, animation, annotation, border-radius, box shadow, center, circle, CSS, device, div, DOM, dropdown, emoji, flowchart, gesture, glow, height, HTML, intersection, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, left, menu, Mind Map, mobile, ontouchdown, ontouchstart, pinch, position, programming, room, rotate, scroll, scrolling, selector, swipe, text, top, transform, tutorial, Venn diagram, viewport, whitespace, width
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Javascript Convex Polygon Analyze Arguments Tutorial
The recent Javascript Convex Polygon Analyze Tutorial lacked some straightforward means by which the user could control (via ? and & address bar URL argument manipulations) … newly instigated “glow” CSS as per … var dglowc=”; if (document.URL.indexOf(‘glow=’) != -1) … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, adjacent, argument, arguments, colour, convex polygon, div, geographic information system, geometry, getBoundingClientRect, HTML colour name, innerHTML, intersect, Mapping, mathematics, michelangelo, overlay, polygon, position, rectangle, rotate, rotation, separate, SVG, title, within
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Javascript Convex Polygon Analyze Tutorial
We progress on our latest web application from the progress up to Javascript Rotated Rectangle Analyze Tutorial by allowing for … unrotated triangle unrotated convex 5 sided polygon unrotated convex 6 sided polygon unrotated convex 7 sided polygon unrotated convex … Continue reading →
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Gimp Guillotine Absolute to Relative Image URL Tutorial
We’ve been peeved recently by the breakdown in the Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Troubleshooting Tutorial sequence of steps … open our Gimp Guillotine Followup web application from an address bar of a web browser … arrange via the web application … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, absolute URL, attachment, debug, debugger, debugging, email, error, file, GIMP, glob, http, HTTP Error, https, image, mixed content, PHP, programming, protocol, relative, relative URL, ssl, troubleshoot, troubleshooting, tutorial, url, web browser, web inspector
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