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Emoji Image Creator CSS Background Image Tutorial

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The recent … Emoji Image Creator CSS Border Image Tutorial … is being followed up today by … Emoji Image Creator CSS Background Image Tutorial … before we say “BIye” to the Emoji Image themed blog postings here. As many … Continue reading →

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Emoji Image Creator CSS Border Image Tutorial

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Before building on the recent Emoji Image Creator Share Tutorial with progress (of a meaningful quality) regarding … CSS Border Images (made from data-uri data of these recent Emoji Images) … we had to “crack” “the ol’” … automating the … Continue reading →

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Emoji Image Creator Share Tutorial

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We have a couple of “onions of the 4th dimension” amendments to yesterday’s Emoji Image Creator Primer Tutorial … the display format scope of the Emoji Image Creator “palette” (“shall we say now … eh wot ‘guv”) extends from single … Continue reading →

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Javascript Replace RegExp Multiline ExecCommand Tutorial

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The star HTML element of the recent Javascript Replace RegExp Multiline Primer Tutorial was the … textarea … and a regular reader will know how we here like to associate textarea thinking with … div contenteditable=true … thinking, representing alternative … Continue reading →

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Javascript Replace RegExp Multiline Primer Tutorial

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Lately we have had a couple of web application projects using HTML textarea elements extensively. When you involve this particular HTML element type ascii code 10 (line feed) comes into play, and we, as programmers, may need to contend with … Continue reading →

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