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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Dropdown Onhover Marquee Tutorial
The non-mobile platforms have that useful wooooorrrrllllddd, the “onhover wooooorrrrllllddd” (to be precise) that can be a great partner for Javascript Ajax methodologies. This onhover (actually the “onmouseover”) event is also useful whereby as a user hovers over an HTML … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, content, contenteditable, CSS, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, document, Document Root, documents, DOM, download, dropdown, emoji, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, hover, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, MAMP, marquee, media, movement, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onmouseover, onsubmit, overlay, pandoc, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, select, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, text-align, textarea, title, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Animated Emoji Tutorial
The “dropdown animations” introduced into yesterday’s Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Animated Dropdown Tutorial were a tad subtle, it only involving … the wording of option elements within the dropdown … and though we’re not going “full marquee … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, contenteditable, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, document, Document Root, documents, download, dropdown, emoji, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, local web server, MAMP, marquee, media, movement, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onsubmit, overlay, pandoc, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, select, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, text-align, textarea, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Animated Dropdown Tutorial
Lemon curry?! Animated dropdown?! What gives? Well, it’s not “shelling peas”, yet! Yes, there is another “framework” step forward we wanted to implement before the peas. And yes, no surprises there, the “framework” work relates to adding functionality to our … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, contenteditable, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, document, Document Root, documents, download, dropdown, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, local web server, MAMP, marquee, media, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onsubmit, overlay, pandoc, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, select, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, text-align, textarea, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Ffmpeg and Pandoc and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Media Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Ffmpeg and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Media Tutorial … ffmpeg … two more media manipulation “verb” stars today … ImageMagick (can help us with new “Images to PDF” option) pdfimages (can help us with new “PDF to Images” option) … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, contenteditable, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, document, Document Root, documents, download, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, local web server, MAMP, media, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onsubmit, overlay, pandoc, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, text-align, textarea, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Ffmpeg and ImageMagick and Pdfimages Media Tutorial
Yesterday’s Ffmpeg Rotate Video Tutorial left you with … We now present those four in “an expanded out” (at least on non-mobile) dropdown HTML element. Maybe you can guess why? … and today we are deploying the framework parts and … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, contenteditable, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, Document Root, download, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, ImageMagick, install, integration, intranet, local web server, MAMP, media, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onsubmit, overlay, pdfimages, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, text-align, textarea, track, tutorial, verb.command, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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Ffmpeg Rotate Video Tutorial
It’s getting closer to “shelling peas”, are today’s “Rotate a video via ffmpeg” changes, but we are not there yet. Yes, most programmers want to be “shelling peas” adding functionality to web applications, once they have set up a framework … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, Apache, append, audio, browse, browsing, button, command, command line, concat, concatenation, contenteditable, demux, demuxer, Did you know, dir, div, Document Root, download, exec, ffmpeg, file, file API, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, install, integration, intranet, local web server, MAMP, media, mux, oncontextmenu, onload, onsubmit, overlay, PHP, pipe, programming, rotate, rotation, shell_exec, software integration, srt, srt file, subtitle, subtitles, text, textarea, track, tutorial, video, video track, vtt, vtt file, Windows
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SVG and Gradient Fraction Game Operators Tutorial
Onto the SVG “cake” display functionality added with yesterday’s SVG and Gradient Fraction Game Tutorial into our Fractions Game web application, we’re adding … SVG circle “cakes” that can be rotated … but not in the SVG … rather in … Continue reading →
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Tagged analogue clock, background, background image, circle, clock, conic-gradient, CSS, device, dimension, dimensions, equation, fraction, fractions, fractions game, gradient, height, HTMLCSS, iPad, Javascript, linear gradient, lowest common denominator, mathematics, mobile, modulo, modulus, operator, percentage, power, programming, proprtional, px, radial gradient, rectangle, rotate, rotation, stop colour, SVG, transform, tutorial, unit, units, width
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PDF Image and Text Nodes Windows Files Tutorial
We turn our attention, further to the progress of the recent PDF Image and Text Nodes Image Undo Tutorial, to … Windows (via a Windows MAMP scenario) browsing for files … as distinct from … macOS (via a macOS MAMP … Continue reading →
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