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Select Multiple Webpage Palette Primer Tutorial
In the world of web applications, there are often many ways to approach any given requirement. Like with yesterday’s Select Multiple Mobile Background Image Tutorial, today’s “albeit a bit out there idea” is to … offer a select (multiple attribute) … Continue reading
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Select Multiple Mobile Background Image Tutorial
We had occasion to revisit Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Map Tutorial‘s web application today changed this way to end up with wls_vs_php.htm, on an iPad, and saw how initially lacking was the advice on how to work the Capital … Continue reading
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Background Image Data URI Sharing Long Term Recall Tutorial
The implication of Background Image Data URI Sharing Tutorial‘s … … effectively avoiding the need to ever need to use PHP file_get_contents to retrieve that /tmp/ content, which we found was quite a harrowing thing to try?! … panning out … Continue reading
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Background Image Data URI Sharing Tutorial
In yesterday’s Background Image Multiple Substances Tutorial we ended up with … Email and SMS can fail when “substances” are data URIs. We see it as food for thought not attended to today. … and today, we’re back with a … Continue reading
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Background Image Multiple Substances Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Background Image Substance Tutorial‘s work, today we allow for more CSS styling … multiple background images … and … transformational functionalities … rotate and scale and translate and transform-origin (important, but not for the faint hearted!) … as … Continue reading
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?