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Cater for Rotation Lock on iPad Tutorial 
Cater for Rotation Lock on iPad Tutorial talks about Software meta viewport tag solution as alternative to iPad Hardware solution. Continue reading
Rotation Lock on iPad Primer Tutorial
Your modern day tablet device is very useful and amazing regarding its capabilities. For us, here, our iPad (tablet) serves at least two categories of use … entertainment via streaming services web browser and mobile application usage … and these … Continue reading
Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Rotation Tutorial
It is the role of software to perform tasks for the user that fall into categories … quite difficult for the user inaccessible for the user tedious and/or too boring for the user … in order to be useful. Of … Continue reading
Posted in Ajax, Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Operating System, Tutorials
Tagged aesthetics, Ajax, animated gif, audio, browse, button, clone, cloning, command line, concatenate, conversion, CSS, emoji, ffmpeg, filmstrip, flip, flop, FormData, HTML, image, ImageMagick, Javascript, korn shell, linear gradient, listener, local storage, local web browser, MAMP, media, memory, multiple, open source, PDF, PHP, programming, rate, rotation, session, Source Control, style, styling, supervisor, tutorial, Usain Bolt, version, video, voiceover
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World Clickarounds Scrollable Annotations Tutorial
Today we involve … the web applications of World Clickarounds Google Map Chart Onclick Logic Tutorial … and … the discovery made in Fixed Questions Flexible Answers Quiz Tutorial … … pointing us to the fact that our limited left … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged abscissa, Ajax, annotation, arc, Bezier curves, button, canvas, character, clickarounds, codepoint, compression, dimensions, emoji, emoji flag, external Javascript, feedback, fill, flag, FormData, freeformatter, fromCodePoint, getBoundingClientRect, height, HTML, html entity, HTML Entity Name, HTML Entity Number, HTML5, implementation, increment, Javascript, localStorage, lossless, mantissa, map, mathematics, opacity, overlay, PHP, polygon, programming, prompt, quadratic curve, rotation, scroll, scrolling, sequence, shape, shapes, standing order, string, stroke, text, toggle, tutorial, unicode, vertical scrolling, width, z-index
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Feedback Canvas Curve Annotations Tutorial
Additional functionality possibilities for the “base graphics” are an important foundation for more useful Standing Order Sequence work for the Feedback web application of yesterday’s Standing Order Sequences Canvas of Image Dimensions Flexibility Tutorial, because you can … create a … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged abscissa, Ajax, annotation, arc, Bezier curves, button, canvas, character, codepoint, compression, dimensions, emoji, emoji flag, external Javascript, feedback, fill, flag, FormData, freeformatter, fromCodePoint, height, HTML, html entity, HTML Entity Name, HTML Entity Number, HTML5, implementation, increment, Javascript, localStorage, lossless, mantissa, mathematics, opacity, overlay, PHP, polygon, programming, prompt, quadratic curve, rotation, sequence, shape, shapes, standing order, string, stroke, text, toggle, tutorial, unicode, width, z-index
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Standing Order Sequences Canvas of Image Dimensions Flexibility Tutorial
We find, quite often, with I.T. work, we have … ideas days … and … implementation days … and sometimes the first needs the second, because the first needed the day to effectively “get the ideas on paper”, but the … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged abscissa, Ajax, annotation, button, canvas, character, codepoint, compression, dimensions, emoji, emoji flag, external Javascript, feedback, flag, FormData, freeformatter, fromCodePoint, height, HTML, html entity, HTML Entity Name, HTML Entity Number, HTML5, implementation, increment, Javascript, localStorage, lossless, mantissa, mathematics, opacity, overlay, PHP, programming, prompt, rotation, sequence, standing order, string, text, toggle, tutorial, unicode, width, z-index
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HTML Canvas Video Display Filters Tutorial
We’re adding some new functionality onto the recent HTML Canvas Video Display Primer Tutorial, that being … turn the “Video” hardcoded text, on the webpage … into an “a” link … <a style=”cursor:pointer;text-decoration:underline;” onclick=”askv();”>Video</a> … calling on the Javascript function … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged browse, canvas, cell, createPattern, file, FileReader, filter, filters, grayscale, inverse, Javascript, media, mimetype, play, programming, rotation, table, tutorial, url, video
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Javascript Convex Polygon Analyze Arguments Tutorial
The recent Javascript Convex Polygon Analyze Tutorial lacked some straightforward means by which the user could control (via ? and & address bar URL argument manipulations) … newly instigated “glow” CSS as per … var dglowc=”; if (document.URL.indexOf(‘glow=’) != -1) … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute, adjacent, argument, arguments, colour, convex polygon, div, geographic information system, geometry, getBoundingClientRect, HTML colour name, innerHTML, intersect, Mapping, mathematics, michelangelo, overlay, polygon, position, rectangle, rotate, rotation, separate, SVG, title, within
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