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Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes Game Tutorial

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For us, there is a lot to discuss regarding HTML select (dropdown) elements. Alas, the mobile platforms have limited the power of these types of elements with their lack of size attribute values greater than one, and the ability to … Continue reading →

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HTML Nested Centering via Multiple Select Tutorial

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Yesterday’s HTML Nested Centering via CSS and Javascript DOM Tutorial “started us” (we think we’ll need time to refine setTimeout delays by letting the usage be tested over time over more non-mobile web browsers to see what happens here) down … Continue reading →

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HTML Nested Centering via CSS and Javascript DOM Tutorial

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Today we’re adding to the “looks good” but “doesn’t do much” web application emanating from HTML Nested Centering via CSS Primer Tutorial by adding Javascript DOM into the mix. Without scripting such as Javascript (and using the Document Object Model … Continue reading →

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HTML Style Mapping Tool Refinement Tutorial

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We’re continuing on with a new web application tool idea today, an external Javascript tool that when applied to a webpage, or not, between <head> and </head> via … <!–script type=’text/javascript’ src=’http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/meld_styles.js’></script–> … that allows you to dynamically map some … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript Window Open URLs Primer Tutorial

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Today we have a fairly simple HTML and Javascript web application that has a (supervisor) parent/child (iframe) arrangement collecting URLs off the user that they can subsequently get displayed in popup window.open windows once the user is happy to display … Continue reading →

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Mobile Friendly Meta Viewport Tag Zoom Tutorial

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Yesterday, with Mobile Friendly Meta Viewport Tag Primer Tutorial as shown below, we featured the HTML meta tag … <meta id=”myviewport” name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1, minimum-scale=0.25, maximum-scale=8, user-scalable=yes” /> … and explained more of its uses, taking a look at its … Continue reading →

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Mobile Friendly Meta Viewport Tag Primer Tutorial

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A couple of days ago we cautioned against thinking the HTML meta tag was a “cure all” to make a web application mobile friendly. Well, lately we’ve had a web application where it made ALL the difference, and so, today, … Continue reading →

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Intelligent Hashtagging Primer Tutorial

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The HTML hashtagging navigation technique off an HTML a tag like … <a href=’#page3′ title=’Go to page 3 via hashtagging’>Go to page 3 via hashtagging navigation</a> … does not involve a rerun of the Javascript DOM document.body’s onload event, and … Continue reading →

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