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Animated GIF Meta Refresh Simulation Download Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Animated GIF Meta Refresh Simulation Tutorial additional Simulation functionality, for your smaller image datasets we offer, today … ImageMagick preview downloadable animated GIF (sped up) … achieved via macOS or Linux command like … convert -delay 10 -quality … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, animated gif, animation, command line, convert, data uri, data url, details, download, exec, form, FormData, get, head, image, ImageMagick, img, Javascript, meta, methos, navigate, PDF, PHP, post, Preview, programming, recall, refresh, reveal, simulate, simulation, slide, slides, summary, tutorial
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Animated GIF Meta Refresh Simulation Tutorial
With Webpage Meta Refresh Primer Tutorial we used an HTML meta “refresh” tag as a means to navigate HTML data. You can add arguments here whereby the data you are dealing with does not have to be thought of as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, animated gif, animation, data uri, data url, form, FormData, get, head, image, img, Javascript, meta, methos, navigate, PHP, post, Preview, programming, recall, refresh, simulate, simulation, tutorial
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Webpage Meta Refresh Primer Tutorial
We can think of several websites, like AFL.com.au featuring a Refresh paradigm, where when following the scores in a live game, the score is “refreshed” by the minute. In a close game, near the end, this can be agonizing, of … Continue reading →
Apple Script Execution of Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Tutorial
It’s 2022 as we write this blog post and these days your macOS operating systems no longer present you with the chance to create desktop shortcuts that run a program with user defined arguments. But there is still Apple Script … Continue reading →
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Tagged AppleScript, body, click, command, command line, CSS, cursor, dictionary, document.getElementsByTagName, DOM, double click, event, head, IFRAME, interaction, intersession, Javascript, meta, onclick, ondblclick, onload, overlay, PHP, programming, progress, prompt, script, scripting, sort, sorting, standing order, style, styling, table, tbody, td, th, thead, title, tr, tutorial, user, user interaction, viewport, web browser, word, word game, wordle
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Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Intersessional Tutorial
Yesterday’s English Word Guessing Game Intranet Tutorial‘s use of window.localStorage methodologies got us rethinking the “Start Word for Wordle” ideas in the recent Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Sort Tutorial‘s web application. Those, again, Javascript prompt window driven user interactions, … Continue reading →
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Tagged body, click, CSS, cursor, dictionary, document.getElementsByTagName, DOM, double click, event, head, IFRAME, interaction, intersession, Javascript, meta, onclick, ondblclick, onload, overlay, PHP, programming, progress, prompt, script, scripting, sort, sorting, standing order, style, styling, table, tbody, td, th, thead, title, tr, tutorial, user, user interaction, viewport, web browser, word, word game, wordle
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Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Sort Tutorial
The webpage created when you execute Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Iframe Tutorial‘s “Start Word Suggestions for Wordle” web application features a pretty common and traditional form of HTML table element display. This HTML table element can “host” children and … Continue reading →
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Tagged body, click, CSS, dictionary, document.getElementsByTagName, DOM, double click, event, head, IFRAME, Javascript, meta, onclick, ondblclick, onload, PHP, programming, script, scripting, sort, sorting, style, styling, table, tbody, td, th, thead, title, tr, tutorial, viewport, word, word game, wordle
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Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Iframe Tutorial
Yesterday’s Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Styling and Scripting Tutorial‘s presentation used a hashtag navigation link, “or below“, to take the user to an HTML iframe hosted execution of our current web application of interest. Sometimes in such a scenario, … Continue reading →
Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Styling and Scripting Tutorial
Yesterday’s Start Word Suggestions for Wordle Primer Tutorial proof of concept “Start Five Letter Word for Wordle Suggester” web application managed to create a workable webpage that did not need a “head” element. What are you missing with no “head” … Continue reading →
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