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Starts With Textarea CSS Styling Mobile Tutorial
Because yesterday’s Starts With Textarea CSS Styling Tutorial‘s “Starts With Textarea” web application involved logic with so much … HTML element focus … Javascript keyboard event logic … dependencies, we were not overly surprised testing it on mobile (iOS) platforms, … Continue reading →
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Tagged background-color, button, click, CSS, event, events, focus, getBoundingClientRect, getComputedStyle, HTML, iOS, iPad, Javascript, keyboard, mobile, onblur, onchange, onkeydown, onkeypress, overlay, programming, selector, starts with, stye, styling, textarea, touch, touch screen, tutorial, user, virtual keyboard, window.getComputedStyle
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Starts With Textarea CSS Styling Tutorial
The other day when we presented PHP/Javascript Decoding Scrambled Words Game CSS Tutorial there were two CSS selector “starts with” scenarios referenced … <style> .guess* { width: 40px; } // thanks to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13352080/match-all-elements-having-class-name-starting-with-a-specific-string </style> … let alone what was used … Continue reading →
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Keyboard Based Cursor Image CSS Filter Tutorial
What next for the Lorem Picsum (or RJM Programming WordPress Blog Posting tutorial pictures) resource usage web application regarding the recent Keyboard Based Cursor Image Blog Source Link Tutorial? We’re a bit sheepish about how easy it was to feel … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, alt, background, background-position.background-size, background-repeat, blog, body, canvas, codex, contenteditable, contrast, control, CSS, cursor, div, drop shadow, email, emojiterra, fileformat, filter, getElementsByTagName, grayscale, hardcoding, HTML, html entity, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, key, keyboard, Lorem Picsum, mailto, mouse, multiple, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overlay, paste, programming, property, repository, screenshot, sepia, share, shift, SMS, source, stop press, SVG, toDataURL, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, window.open, window.opener.hardcode, Wordpress
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Keyboard Based Cursor Image Blog Source Link Tutorial
Yesterday’s Keyboard Based Cursor Image Source Tutorial established … on top of the default Lorem Picsum image source … yesterday … a purely image based additional source to images from the RJM Programming Blog (you are reading) and its tutorial … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, alt, background, background-position.background-size, background-repeat, blog, body, canvas, codex, contenteditable, control, cursor, div, email, emojiterra, fileformat, getElementsByTagName, hardcoding, HTML, html entity, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, key, keyboard, Lorem Picsum, mailto, mouse, multiple, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overlay, paste, programming, property, repository, screenshot, share, shift, SMS, source, stop press, SVG, toDataURL, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, window.open, window.opener.hardcode, Wordpress
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Keyboard Based Cursor Image Source Tutorial
Another layer of functionality thinking on top of the work of yesterday’s Keyboard Based Cursor Multiple Background Images Tutorial … multiple background image functionality … could be today’s … image source choice to add to the generous Lorem Picsum image … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, alt, background, background-position.background-size, background-repeat, blog, body, canvas, codex, contenteditable, control, cursor, div, email, emojiterra, fileformat, getElementsByTagName, hardcoding, HTML, html entity, HTML5, Javascript, key, keyboard, Lorem Picsum, mailto, mouse, multiple, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overlay, paste, programming, property, repository, screenshot, share, shift, SMS, source, stop press, SVG, toDataURL, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, window.open, window.opener.hardcode, Wordpress
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Keyboard Based Cursor Multiple Background Images Tutorial
For the images, those background ones, used in the recent Canvas Graphics Editing in Zoomed Webpage Tutorial, we use the great Lorem Picsum resource. So far that has been the one background image covering the background of the webpage … … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, alt, background, background-position.background-size, background-repeat, body, canvas, contenteditable, control, cursor, div, email, emojiterra, fileformat, getElementsByTagName, HTML, html entity, HTML5, Javascript, key, keyboard, Lorem Picsum, mailto, mouse, multiple, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overlay, paste, programming, property, screenshot, share, shift, SMS, stop press, SVG, toDataURL, tutorial, window.open, window.opener
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Keyboard Based Cursor Canvas Content Copy Tutorial
You may have noticed with yesterday’s Keyboard Based Cursor Share Content Copy Tutorial, crucial to the sharing code, was the use of the incredible HTML5 introduced canvas element, helped by that middleperson link to those public email and SMS sharing … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, alt, body, canvas, contenteditable, control, cursor, div, email, emojiterra, fileformat, getElementsByTagName, HTML, html entity, HTML5, Javascript, key, keyboard, Lorem Picsum, mailto, mouse, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overlay, paste, programming, property, screenshot, share, shift, SMS, stop press, SVG, toDataURL, tutorial, window.open, window.opener
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Keyboard Based Cursor Share Content Copy Tutorial
Yesterday’s Keyboard Based Cursor Personalized Content Copy Tutorial has probably reached a point where some sharing mechanism is apt, for accountability and usefulness purposes, at the very least, regarding our recent web application allowing for foreground content on top of … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, alt, body, contenteditable, control, cursor, div, email, emojiterra, fileformat, HTML, html entity, Javascript, key, keyboard, Lorem Picsum, mailto, mouse, onclick, onkeydown, onkeypress, onmousemove, ontouchmove, overlay, paste, programming, property, screenshot, share, shift, SMS, stop press, SVG, tutorial
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