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Emoji Name Search Fairy Story Creation Tutorial

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It’s time to discuss another “bespoke” web application user of the same underlying Emoji Name Searching functionality (based on the brilliant Emoji CSS, thanks) we last talked about with the recent Emoji Name Search Geo Chart WorldBank Tutorial. Today’s “bespoke” … Continue reading →

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Place Quiz Keyboard and Mobile Tutorial

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As you might surmise from today’s blog posting title, there is a twofold purpose to a modified version of our “Place Quiz”, adding onto yesterday’s Place Quiz Hints Tutorial, those being … for non-mobile platforms, allow the user to not … Continue reading →

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Place Quiz Hints Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Place Quiz Primer Tutorial was another “where” themed web application. We like doing these, being into the (x,y) of life. If you want the (x,y,z) get a Golden Retriever … they’re always looking up. But, and it’s such a … Continue reading →

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Place Quiz Primer Tutorial

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As we inferred (with) the “Did you Know?” section of the recent Column Intelligence Primer Tutorial (that it) was of “Chestnut Cracking” importance to us, representing the long held ambition to zero in on a method to have a background … Continue reading →

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Column Intelligence Editing Tutorial

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Lately we’ve been excited about various ways to use the contenteditable=”true” global HTML attribute to turn HTML “display” elements into “that and more”, in other words “display and edit” elements. Fast forward to a couple of days back with Column … Continue reading →

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HTML div Versus hr Contenteditable Tutorial

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Sometimes, just because the look of a web application changes very little, doesn’t mean there aren’t quite big rearrangements underneath to allow for a new piece of functionality. Sometimes, with web applications, we like “seamlessness”, or the more cruel might … Continue reading →

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HTML div Versus hr Primer Tutorial

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Today’s new web application is a CSS styling “tool” (at least we’d like to think) but written predominantly via HTML and Javascript … go figure … but yes, it makes sense a bit, that to show CSS “in action” so … Continue reading →

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HTML Editing via Div and Textarea Parsing Tutorial

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The recent HTML Editing via Textarea and Div Primer Tutorial started us out on an HTML Editing web application via … “div” contenteditable=”true” Display edit window for the web browser look of the underlying HTML … of … “textarea” HTML … Continue reading →

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