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Webpage Vertical Position Return Content Hover Tutorial
Adding to yesterday’s Webpage Vertical Position Return Content Tutorial, today we allow for a speeding up of proceedings via … addition of onmouseover (ie. hover) event logic for non-mobile platforms addition of ontouchstart event logic for mobile platforms … that … Continue reading →
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Tagged back, back button, content, document.referrer, hashtag, hover, HTML, Javascript, link, navigation, onmouseover, ontouchend, programming, prompt, scrolling, tab, target, tutorial, vertical scrolling, webpage
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Favourites Poll Email Moderation Ajax Tutorial
We’ve added to the Favourites Poll functionality of yesterday’s Favourites Poll Email Moderation Contenteditable Tutorial by … preparing the ground for non-mobile “onmouseover” event Ajax logics associated with our “a” link href attributes that start with “HTTP” … but more … Continue reading →
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Tagged admin, Administration, Ajax, client, contenteditable, CORS, data storage, database, div, DOM, domain, favourites, file, flat file, form, home, hover, interactive entry, Javascript, long hover, onclick, onload, onmouseout, onmouseover, onsubmit, overlay, PHP, poll, popup, programming, submit, tutorial, user, validation, web server, webpage, window.open
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Code Download Table Difference Functional Hover Tutorial
Is it worth adding “onmouseover” event logic onto yesterday’s Code Download Table Difference Functional Linking Tutorial? You bet it is! Just because “onmouseover” has no relevance to mobile platforms, so, obversely, developing software with version control systems is irrelevant to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, attribute, background, blog, border, button, click, client, code, colour coding, command, command line, computer, copy, device, diff, difference, Document Root, double click, download, email, emoji, event, FormData, header.php, hover, inline html email, internet, Javascript, korn shell, localStorage, logic, Macbook Pro, macOS, MAMP, menu, onclick, onmouseover, page, PHP, prefix, programming, read, rename, report, row, server, table, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, webpage, Wordpress
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Inhouse CSS Pseudo Element Co-ordinate Hover Tutorial
Today’s progress on top of yesterday’s Inhouse CSS Pseudo Element Co-ordinate Tutorial “proof of concept” feeling work is to allow non-mobile platforms respond to “the hover” (ie. Javascript) onmouseover event. We decide to allow a brief “preview” of what a … Continue reading →
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Tagged above, below, click, co-ordinates, CSS, hover, HTML, Javascript, left, long hover, onclick, onmouseout, onmouseover, place, programming, proof of concept, pseudo element, right, style, styling, tutorial
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Daylight Saving Time Iframe Sandbox Tutorial
Yesterday’s Daylight Saving Time Google Geo Chart Tooltips Tutorial work on our Daylight Saving web application could result in navigation to a … about:blank#blocked … URL up at the web browser address bar. This can happen when combining HTML iframe … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, event, fixed, flag, flag border, FormData, geo chart, getBoundingClientRect, Google chart, graphics, hover, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local time, map chart, object, onmouseover, ontouchstart, overlay, paragraph, PHP, pointer, post, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, sandbox, security, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, toast, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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Daylight Saving Time Google Geo Chart Tooltips Tutorial
Yesterday’s Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag Dropdown Tutorial established the interface to Google Chart Geo Chart for our Daylight Saving Time web application allowing for the emoji clocks presented there be hovered (or mobile platform “touched”) to reveal a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, event, fixed, flag, flag border, FormData, geo chart, getBoundingClientRect, Google chart, graphics, hover, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local time, map chart, object, onmouseover, ontouchstart, overlay, paragraph, PHP, pointer, post, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, toast, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag Dropdown Tutorial
The incorporation of emoji country flags into our Daylight Saving web application was started with yesterday’s Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag Fixed Tutorial and today … we continue on adding emoji country flags into HTML select (dropdown) element innerHTML … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, event, fixed, flag, flag border, FormData, geo chart, getBoundingClientRect, Google chart, graphics, hover, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local time, map chart, object, onmouseover, ontouchstart, overlay, PHP, pointer, post, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, toast, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag Fixed Tutorial
Building on yesterday’s Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag TimeZone Tutorial improvements to a Daylight Saving Web Application the theme word today is “fixed”. Normally, we’ve been lauding … CSS property position: absolute; with heaps of praise as your friend … Continue reading →
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Tagged analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, event, fixed, flag, flag border, getBoundingClientRect, graphics, hover, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local time, object, onmouseover, ontouchstart, overlay, PHP, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, toast, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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