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Animated GIF Slide Extraction Applied CSS Styling Tutorial
We dedicate today’s blog posting to the English phrase (that maybe works in other languages) … Same, same but different … as it is about the pros and cons of HTML iframe integration, especially as it applies to CSS styling. … Continue reading →
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Animated GIF Slide Extraction CSS Styling Tutorial
Another aesthetic plus on top of … user experience improvements … can be … CSS styling … which we flesh out more of today, further to yesterday’s Animated GIF Slide Extraction Speed Test Tutorial. What was new to us with … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_GET, $_POST, $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], acceptance testing, action, Ajax, align, alignment, animated gif, animation, annotate, annotating, answer, Apache, argument.arguments, automation, background, background colour, background-color, below the fold, bottom, btoa, button, canvas, child, clearRect, client, client pre-emptive iframe, color picker, colour, colour picker, comma separated list, component, contenteditable, convert, CSS, cursor, data, data limits, data uri, data url, drawImage, duration, emoji, ffmpeg, fill, fillRect, fillStyle, fold, font, font colour, font family, font size, form, Google, Google PageSpeed, grandparent, graphics, IFRAME, image, ImageMagick, interactive, interface, interfacing, justification, justify, line feed, local web server, localhost, MAMP, navigation, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onload, parent, PHP, php://input, popup, position, programming, question, quiz, right click, score, scribble, scroll, server, slide, slides, span, speed test, style, styling, SVG, svg quiz, svg+xml, target, text, textbox, toDataURL, toggle, tool, top, transparency, transparent, tutorial, up, url, user acceptance, user experience, utf-8, UX, watermark, web server, window, window.btoa, window.open, window.opener
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Animated GIF Slide Extraction Speed Test Tutorial
Yesterday’s Animated GIF Slide Extraction User Experience Tutorial sparked our interest in that … we wondered whether hashtag components appended to ($_GET) address bar URLs perhaps consisting of ? and & argument parts slowed things down … and after first … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_GET, $_POST, $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], acceptance testing, action, Ajax, align, alignment, animated gif, animation, annotate, annotating, answer, Apache, argument.arguments, automation, background, background colour, background-color, below the fold, bottom, btoa, button, canvas, child, clearRect, client, client pre-emptive iframe, color picker, colour, colour picker, comma separated list, component, contenteditable, convert, cursor, data, data limits, data uri, data url, drawImage, duration, emoji, ffmpeg, fill, fillRect, fillStyle, fold, font, font colour, font family, font size, form, Google, Google PageSpeed, grandparent, graphics, IFRAME, image, ImageMagick, interactive, interface, interfacing, justification, justify, line feed, local web server, localhost, MAMP, navigation, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onload, parent, PHP, php://input, popup, position, programming, question, quiz, right click, score, scribble, scroll, server, slide, slides, span, speed test, SVG, svg quiz, svg+xml, target, text, textbox, toDataURL, toggle, tool, top, transparency, transparent, tutorial, up, url, user acceptance, user experience, utf-8, UX, watermark, web server, window, window.btoa, window.open, window.opener
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Animated GIF Slide Extraction User Experience Tutorial
We often equate the term “user experience” with “niceties”, in that we often find we deal with “user experience” issues well into a project, but you can put more effort into forward design planning so that you deal with it … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_GET, $_POST, $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], acceptance testing, action, align, alignment, animated gif, animation, annotate, annotating, answer, Apache, argument.arguments, automation, background, background colour, background-color, below the fold, bottom, btoa, button, canvas, child, clearRect, client, client pre-emptive iframe, color picker, colour, colour picker, comma separated list, component, contenteditable, convert, cursor, data, data limits, data uri, data url, drawImage, duration, emoji, ffmpeg, fill, fillRect, fillStyle, fold, font, font colour, font family, font size, form, Google, Google PageSpeed, grandparent, graphics, IFRAME, image, ImageMagick, interactive, interface, interfacing, justification, justify, line feed, local web server, localhost, MAMP, navigation, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onload, parent, PHP, php://input, position, programming, question, quiz, right click, score, scribble, scroll, server, slide, slides, span, SVG, svg quiz, svg+xml, target, text, textbox, toDataURL, toggle, tool, top, transparency, transparent, tutorial, up, url, user acceptance, user experience, utf-8, UX, watermark, web server, window.btoa, window.open
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Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Accountability Tutorial
Today we address some accountability improvements to the XML Global Substitution web application we last left off with at Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Genericization Tutorial. You may recall, then, that we had a two step procedure of … From … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Clipboard Tutorial
There are legitimate security reasons why certain things are harder to do in an automated way with pure client side Javascript, and to a lesser extent jQuery Javascript, combined or not with Ajax. And so this affects your dealings with … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotation, array, attachment, audio, canvas, clip, clipboard, cookie, crop, data url, DOM, download, email, external Javascript, FileReader, geographicals, Gmail, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, HTML5, image, innerHTML, links, map, mobile, mouse, overlay, PHP, programming, redo, rotation, scale, scribble, translate, trip, tutorial, undo, user acceptance
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Snapshots Tutorial
You might remember yesterday with Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial as shown below … The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotation, array, attachment, audio, canvas, clip, cookie, crop, data url, DOM, download, email, external Javascript, FileReader, geographicals, Gmail, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, HTML5, image, innerHTML, links, map, mobile, mouse, overlay, PHP, programming, redo, rotation, scale, scribble, translate, trip, tutorial, undo, user acceptance
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial
The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like this, a good thing you can do as a programmer to facilitate this “personalized” feeling … Continue reading →
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