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Flowchart and Venn Diagram Mobile Tutorial
It was mainly mobile device usage of the web application of the recent Flowchart and Venn Diagram Loose Text Tutorial that led us to another phase of “revisiting” this web application. We found with … the menu buttons were sometimes … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotation, border-radius, box shadow, center, circle, CSS, device, div, DOM, flowchart, gesture, glow, HTML, intersection, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, menu, mobile, ontouchdown, ontouchstart, pinch, position, programming, scroll, scrolling, swipe, text, tutorial, Venn diagram, viewport
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Inhouse Slideshow Mobile Google Crawl Tutorial
The recent Inhouse Slideshow Mobile Tutorial did not satisfy all the “mobile usability” tests performed by the “Google Crawl” algorithm, failing on “Content wider than screen”, and you can read some background to this with Google Crawl Viewport Geographicals Tutorial. … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, automation, crawl, crawl error, deployment, device, emoji, EXIF, file, file specification, filespec, glob, Google, Google Search Console, image, inhouse, inode, iOS, iPad, iPhone, korn shell, Linux, mobile, natsort, PHP, presentation, programming, slideshow, sort, tutorial, vertical-align, viewport, width, zip
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Viewport iOS No ScrollTo Issue Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Crawl Viewport Geographicals Tutorial‘s “Stop Press” way below had us … We’ve decided to write a mobile checker of any meta viewport tag (that exists, or not, in a webpage of interest) to adjust to a more suitable … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, debug, debugger, developer, external Javascript, height, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, Mac, Macbook Pro, meta, meta tag, mobile, onload, Safari, scroll, scrolling, scrollTo, troubleshoot, viewport, web inspector, white lead, width
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Google Crawl Viewport Geographicals Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Crawl Viewport Error Tutorial theme of fixing HTML meta tag viewport errors up at the Google Search Console (part of “Google Webmasters”) continues today for the “Google Crawl” error nuance … Viewport not set … with its pretty … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, canvas, crawl, crawl error, CSS, device, document.referrer, drawImage, error, font, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Search Console, Google Webmaster, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, linear gradient, local web server, MAMP, map, mobile, mobile device, onload, programming, search engine, stop press, text, tutorial, viewport, web inspectot, web server, width
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Google Crawl Viewport Error Tutorial
Continuing on with Google Search Console (part of “Google Webmasters”) “Crawl Error” issues here at the RJM Programming domain, on top of yesterday’s Google Crawl Incompatible Plugin Error Tutorial, today we examine another “Crawl Error” category (in the Mobility Fix … Continue reading →
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Tagged canvas, crawl, crawl error, device, drawImage, error, font, Google, Google Search Console, Google Webmaster, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, local web server, MAMP, mobile, mobile device, programming, search engine, text, tutorial, viewport, web inspectot, web server, width
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Inhouse Slideshow Mobile Tutorial
The recent PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Slideshow Tutorial changes were made on a MacBook Pro laptop. Did it show that we have put off until today, to look at that functionality with mobile platforms?! In a “going off … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, automation, deployment, emoji, EXIF, file, file specification, filespec, glob, image, inhouse, inode, iOS, iPad, iPhone, korn shell, Linux, mobile, natsort, PHP, presentation, programming, slideshow, sort, tutorial, vertical-align, viewport, zip
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Responsive Design Viewport Initial Scale Tutorial
The recent Responsive Design Viewport Width Considerations Tutorial was a Responsive Design improvement step for our Landing Page series of HTML/Javascript/CSS webpages at RJM Programming, but what it addressed was “what not to do”. Today, it is more the case, … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, HTML, initial_scale, Javascript, landing page, meta, onload, programming, responsive design, tutorial, viewport, webpage, width
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Viewport and CSS Calc Intersection Resize Tutorial
Yesterday’s Viewport and CSS Calc Intersection Algorithm Tutorial showed no issues with … mobile “pinch” and “spread” gestures … no issues surprisingly … but there were with … non-mobile “onresize” (of window) created issue of a misplaced yellow intersection HTML … Continue reading →
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Tagged algorithm, calc, CSS, dimension, event, GIS, height, HTML, intersection, Javascript, meta, onresize, opacity, overlay, percentage, pixel, polygon, position, programming, proof of concept, spatial, tutorial, viewport, width, z-index
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