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XML Lint Validation Shared Encoding Tutorial
There are a lot of web applications we’ve been involved with that … try to avoid (what we are most “peeved” by, as an issue) gobbledegook when dealing with non-ascii content we try, encoding wise, to corral towards UTF-8 encoding … Continue reading →
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Image Element Dynamic Filter CSS Mobile Filter Tutorial
Huh?! Two uses of “filter” in the blog posting title? Can anyone, yes anyone, in the class explain? Yes, Henry … oh … you’ve forgotten … we might get back to you shortly … Anyone else? Over there, is it … Continue reading →
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Tagged canvas, collaboration, context, Context Menu, CSS, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, email, filter, globalCompositeOperation, hash, hashtag, HTML, image, img, iOS, Javascript, mobile, onclick, photograph, programming, properties, property, right click, share, sharing, SMS, style, styling, tutorial, webpage
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Image Element Dynamic CSS Canvas Context Filter Tutorial
Ask and ye shall discover, ‘guvner. Ask … image to canvas include css filters … which got us to the excellent … How to save image from canvas with CSS filters … including the great canvas advice … There is … Continue reading →
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Image Element Dynamic CSS Hashtag Sharing Tutorial
Our recent realization that “hashtag sharing” could be the alternative to our “PHP mail” exploits of the past meant that … that “proof of concept” idea we had of involving the HTML canvas sharing conduit we wanted to tell about, … Continue reading →
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Tagged collaboration, CSS, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, email, filter, hash, hashtag, HTML, image, img, Javascript, outerHTML, photograph, programming, properties, property, share, sharing, SMS, style, styling, tutorial, webpage
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Colouring In Drag and Drop Reveal Wikipedia Images Tutorial
At first, today, we thought we’d apply new “show Wikipedia image” ideas via … Ajax methodologies … but then saw that … iframe … <iframe onload=ouriaj(this); id=”ourifaj” src=” style=display:none;></iframe> … calls … better fitted in with our functionalities, but the … Continue reading →
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Colouring In Drag and Drop Mobile Journey Game Tutorial
We needed to considerably change yesterday’s Colouring In Drag and Drop Pseudo Element Content Tutorial “Journey Game” logic to work with mobile platforms, to do with … for “easy” Journey Game options we change size of “mytable” table and hide … Continue reading →
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Colouring In Drag and Drop Pseudo Element Content Tutorial
Our current Colouring In web application project has relied a lot on HTML table, then tbody, then tr (row), then td (table cell) elements, believe it or not, up to today, not requiring any … traditional content (in Javascript DOM, … Continue reading →
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Colouring In Drag and Drop Hazardous Journey Game Tutorial
Back to thinking about Drag and Drop, a lot of the way it works, favours web application game development. You don’t even have to involve the “drop” part of the concept. Just using the “drag” part, and the “ondragover” event, … Continue reading →
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