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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Through Links Long Hover Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Through Links Tutorial introduced us to three … ongoing … modes of use for our changed “fourth draft” PHP wiki_mark_eight.php web application we hope you are interested in (re-)trying, perhaps below. Onto those “ongoing” (options) … Continue reading →

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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Through Links Tutorial

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You might be figuring that judging by today’s blog posting topic, adding to yesterday’s Wikipedia Mark Language Tutorial, that … we are somehow adding colour coded “mark” element functionality … and … we are allowing user to click links within … Continue reading →

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Wikipedia Mark Language Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Wikipedia Mark Primer Tutorial‘s efforts were a first effort at ideas surrounding … take Wikipedia content, thanks … and … surround textual webpage body content via “mark” HTML element (effectively annotating it) … for the purposes as an aid … Continue reading →

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Wikipedia Mark Primer Tutorial

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We’ve got a new “proof of concept” PHP wiki_mark_eight.php web application for you to try today. We’re interested in the notion, perhaps, that highlighted webpage word content can help with “skim reading”. Does it help you notice, or partition somehow, … Continue reading →

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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Levelling Tutorial

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With the “terrestrial” side to Land Surveying (ie. that of the small distances kind), two “get out there and do it” skills spring to mind, those being … performing a traverse via the use of a theodolite (or “total station”) … Continue reading →

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