Suppose I want to have a line of text, say a paragraph. I want all the text to be blue, except for one word. So I use CSS to style it to blue. But suppose that one word is to be red. Can I make it red by using CSS, or do I have to use deprecated HTML methods to do this?
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Dizzy Gillespie United Nation Orchestra youtube.com
well if you didn't get kicked off that computer nerd forum maybe you could have asked them.
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For all the time he spends on the computer and he still doesn't know about Google...
Technophiliac SJG is fingering his keyboard again in the front room. When the computer prompts you to "insert disk", don't.
I think he is just starting another thread where he replies to himself 100+ times. Fucking autustic basement dwelling gravy slurper.
I guess this is the way to do it, SPAN. That can work within a paragraph, so inline styling for the paragraph, and then for the span. Never before knew it could be used it that way.
And for all the others who have posted on this thread: images.toolbank.com
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Font List:
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Curious Fonts
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SPAN works.
This is great, for getting colors off of an image. Better than what I had been using, more colors.
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For Shailynn:
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Google Fonts, very useful
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Those are nice fonts. Maybe if you design Mamisan a nice new banner she’ll let you sit in the lobby and ogle the massage parlor attendants for 30 minutes.
^^^^^^^^ Maybe if you make some new banners for the West Texas Christian Glee Club, you mom will let you out of the attic.
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Bruce Perens' Open Source Series
AJAX
Creating Web Pages With Asynchonous JavaScript and XML by Edmond Woychowsky
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^^^^^ Outstanding book, need to spend more time with it. Actually similar to things I was already thinking of.
AJAX is a technology for making web pages. But also talks about Ruby and Rails.
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So in hand now:
Jump Start SASS
by Hugo Giraudel and Miriam Suzanne, published by sitepoint.
Sitepoint is the big web programming advice forum?
Yes it is, publishes lots of books now.
So they talk about a pre-processor for CSS. I like pre-processors. Does it run when you upload to the server, or do you have to make it run on the server? 2016 book.
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Bold - Bold 1969 (FULL ALBUM) [Psychedelic Rock] youtube.com
Also now in hand JavaScript & jQuery, by David Sawyer McFarland
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Jump Start SASS
by Hugo Giraudel and Miriam Suzanne, published by sitepoint.
So SASS is a preprocessor for style sheets. They say it was originally done with C/C++. But now it is in Ruby, a Ruby extension, knows as a Ruby Gem.
So you write in .sass and it will make it into .css. So sounds like it does not run on the web server, but it runs on your development computer. Sounds good.
They show telling it to 'watch' your .sass source file, like to do the peprocessing on its own. Not sure how this works. But Unix does allow daemons. Is this how?
Anyway, preprocessors are often a great way to go. And there are others for this kind of need.
To be honest, I read the very complete book, and to me it seems like overkill. I cannot see why one woujld need to much complexity in just making their style sheet.
But, this gets into something else I find interesting, Content Management Systems, like for publishing books and articles on your website.
JavaScript & jQuery, by David Sawyer McFarland
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want to watch: Chronic State youtube.com an anti-marijuana film
JavaScript & jQuery, by David Sawyer McFarland
Excellent book, McFarland a most suitable author, and O'Reilly a great publisher. O'Reilly really did change the nature of computer books when they started.
JavaScript is great. Few use Java, and JavaScript has very little to do with it, but JavaScript is great.
I am now lifting my negative view of ClojureScript, I will read about it.
JQuery is a library of JavaScript code. Book also talks about Ajax technology, requesting the JSONs.
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Katherine S. Newman, on campus safety, 2008 youtube.com
Why 20-Somethings are Moving Back Home youtube.com
Katherine Newman - America's "missing class" presentation youtube.com
Elliot Rodger The Virgin Killer 2014 Isla Vista killings Documentary youtube.com
The Secret Life Of Elliot Rodger 2020 FULL Interview youtube.com
Channel 4 Elliot Rodger The Virgin Killer Full Documentary youtube.com
Build Your Own 2D Game Engine and Create Great Web Games Using HTML5, JavaScript, and WebGL
People at the University of Washington.
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BBW Boob Out / Crotchless spicylingerie.com
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I'm pretty sure a lot of this post was created by a bot.
Build Your Own 2D Game Engine and Create Great Web Games Using HTML5, JavaScript, and WebGL by Kelvin Sung (Author), Jebediah Pavleas (Author), Fernando Arnez (Author), Jason Pace (Author)
These guys are with University of Washington Bothell
Jason Pace is with the Digital Future Lab at University of Washington Bothell digitalfuturelab.com
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Magic - Enclosed 1969 (FULL ALBUM) [Psychedelic Rock] youtube.com
WebGL get.webgl.org
Established Game Engines, Unity, Unreal Engine, Panda3D
HTLM5 offers SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)
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Same girl that is in a lot of these pics, but now with blindfold off curvynbeautiful.com
Github and StackOverflow
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Martinism youtube.com
Also, another girl that is in some of this curvynbeautiful.com
NetBeans IDE
Apache NetBeans netbeans.apache.org
Connector Google Chrome Plug-in
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connector Google Chrome Plug-in
glMatrix glmatrix.net
Github github.com
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HTML Canvas
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first use of HTML Canvas
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oops, first time that has happened. TUSCL was sending my example HTML back to my browser. It was supposed to be
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You can pay guys on fiverr to do most of that for you these days
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about WebGL get.webgl.org
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WebGL tutorial, intended for working with the "canvas" tag.
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JavaScript Tutorial w3schools.com
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action uniform foxylingerie.com
HTML button
HTML canvas
^^^^ This stuff has been added since earlier times I used HTML. They are also making JavaScript go into it more seamlessly.
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says this is open crotch yandy.com
HTML5 Games Creating Fun With HTML5, CSS3, and WebGL Seidelin, Jacob
Learning HTML5 Game Programming a Hands-on Guide to Building Online Games Using Canvas, SVG, and WebGL
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JavaScript & jQuery McFarland, David Sawyer amazon.com
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TJ Street, new tuscl.net
TinyIslandgurl tuscl.net
Martinism youtube.com
I think my web host is letting me down on some old accounts, not really spooling out the current version of my index file. Confusing me.
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Jeff Healey - All Along The Watchtower youtube.com
TJ Street tuscl.net
OMS Martinists youtube.com
HTML Validator:
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TJ Street tuscl.net
I have 2014 3rd edition: JavaScript & jQuery McFarland, David Sawyer
But looks like it is really HTML4, not HTML5. And jQuery and UI jQuery look to be about better data input forms, something like that. Might be superseded by HTML5.
So I will go to:
Learning HTML5 Game Programming A Hands-on Guide to Building Online Games Using Canvas, SVG, and WebGL (2012) by Williams, James L.
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CinnamOn tuscl.net
DominaaLovee tuscl.net
TJ Street tuscl.net tuscl.net tuscl.net
Bound In High Heels tuscl.net
JavaScript Form Validation
Need to use this now. Everything else working
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ERIC CLAPTON & PETER FRAMPTON - "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" (HD) youtube.com
^^^ five and a half hours today you’ve spent at the library posting nothing but meta narratives in a vacuum. Not one reciprocated and you still exist!! Why?? Tye library closes in 30 minutes and your spamming will cease and we will all breathe some relief until you do it all over again tomorrow with your fake organization your building. What a waste!!
Meat, your spamming and harassment know no bounds.
That Circle Jerk Room has a linoleum on concrete floor. Going to bore some holes in it and install some rings, and then shackle you to them by the ankles, make sure you stay in there.
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Would you please go stick your dick in a live electrical outlet?
^^^^^ Would you please get your as in the Underground Circle Jerk Room, and stay in there until you learn to use ignore, or until your mom calls you to drive you to the next West Texas Christian Glee Club event.
Web Forms developer.mozilla.org
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extremely well composed picture, better than 98% of what is in the dancer directory tuscl.net
Boob Fest, Miami FL nitter.domain.glass
In hand:
Learning HTML5 Game Programming A Hands-on Guide to Building Online Games Using Canvas, SVG, and WebGL (2012) by Williams, James L.
about 225 pages, small book.
Worth taking time to read it.
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^^^^ This book is dated, and I don't really need to spend much time with it. It is James Lamar Williams, a bay area code developer and author.
talks about HTML5, which I guess goes back to 2009, and it may have originally be just a draft.
Talks about AJAX
about SVG, Scalable Vector Graphics
about WebGL
about RaphaelJS
and about a lot of stuff he was involved with which led to Google Groovy.
For myself I do my best to avoid things like Google Groovy. But some of their stuff actually plugs into the browsers to extend them.
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OT: Assembler, C/C++, Embedded Systems, Machine Architectures, Development Syste tuscl.net
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ankle straps and good colors pleasershoes.com
James R. Williams jamesrwilliams.net
JavaScript Form Validation w3schools.com
HTML Forms w3schools.com
and input and other tags
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Leftist Future tuscl.net
Awesome yandy.com
Use stuff like this with the new HTML5 audio tag lisztonian.com
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HTML audio
This seems to be little audio blocks you can run, in the above example, and on my own practice web page. But for games and lots of other stuff you want fully embedded audio.
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I can take the 'controls' attribute of of the 'audio' tag, and then control it from within the web page, while removing the control graphic from the page.
I have downloaded audios, but on my web host I have not been able to upload them yet.
No problem though in making the web page respond to keyboard actions.
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JavaScript Audio
^^^ This is more HTML DOM, not what I need.
This looks right: stackoverflow.com
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Beth Hart - Baloise Session 30.10.2018 youtube.com
Drum Hand drumemusic.com
Maybe what I tried to upload before was MP3. Now I have WAV uploaded. User can control playback via the keyboard, NOT THE MOUSE!
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Drum Hand drumemusic.com
nextjs nextjs.org
Next.js is an open-source development framework built on top of Node.js enabling React based web applications functionalities such as server-side rendering and generating static websites. React documentation mentions Next.js among "Recommended Toolchains" advising it to developers as a solution when "building a server-rendered website with Node.js".
Okay, so there is the HTML5 'audio' tag, and it has attributes.
src controls (makes a UI) autoplay preload (none|metadata|auto)
And then there is the JavaScript 'audio' element, and it has properties. I think in the more traditional terminology for object oriented langauges we would call it an object and it has methods. But as this has all developed it is an element and it has properties.
This book actually shows how to generate your own sound clip data, and then to play it. So playing back a midi sequence can the be real. But computer keyboards work by columns and strobes, so they can never do polyphony.
play pause paused (gives a boolean) loop (which gives a boolean) currentTime (gives you the current time) volume ( =0.75, meaning 75%, seems to be the default) muted (true sets it to 0.0, false sets it to 0.75)
canPlayType() ( returns probably, maybe, or an empty string to mean no)
Still don't know how to change the src on the audio tag, but from within run time JavaScript.
Mozilla Audio Data API (has links to other materials too) developer.mozilla.org
so you are using the property
mozWriteAudio(...) mozCurrentSampleOffset(...) mozSetup(...)
Basic concepts behind Web Audio API developer.mozilla.org
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discussion of next.js tuscl.net
Mozilla, Web Audio API developer.mozilla.org
UI web audio API ui.dev
web audio API toptal.com
w3c w3.org
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They can't write books fast enough to keep up with this. And then with all the HTML tags and attributes, and the JavaScript elements and properties, you need to have online documentation.
Christina Aguilera - 2019 The Return of the Slutdrop youtube.com
Chaka Khan - What Cha' Gonna Do For Me (Official Music Video) youtube.com
CHAKA KHAN 1985 I Feel For You [LIVE Ohne Filter Extra] GERMANY] youtube.com
Chaka Khan - LIVE - '85 - HQ youtube.com
Chaka Khan (Ain't Nobody) rare 80's performance ( on just one channel) youtube.com
Chaka Khan - Melody Still Lingers On (Live, 1981) (Night in Tunisia) youtube.com
Dizzy Gillespie, Arturo Sandoval,"Night in Tunisia" youtube.com
Roundabout (2003 Remaster) youtube.com
Yes - Performance for Belgian TV (1970) youtube.com
Yes 1969 youtube.com
HTML5 Games by Jacob Seidelin, 2012
So we have AJAX using XMLHttpRequest and that revolutionizing web pages. But no way to continually poll the server. So we have
Comet
But now we also have WebSockets. Sounds kinda like the Unix TCP-IP Sockets
And now we also have this WEBGL, glMatrix, and GSLS, for 3D, and it seems to have some matrix capability.
and then what is this e.keycode ?
gives you the keycodes when you press the key keycode.info
maybe this is a good place to start developer.mozilla.org
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Introduction to web APIs developer.mozilla.org
Introducing JavaScript objects developer.mozilla.org
Object-oriented JavaScript for beginners developer.mozilla.org
JavaScript uses special functions called constructor functions to define and initialize objects and their features.
Gives example of: Web Audio API developer.mozilla.org
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MistressViolet tuscl.net
React developer.mozilla.org
best place to read first: developer.mozilla.org
JavaScript e.keycode
They seem to use event.keycode
also looks good developer.mozilla.org
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more TJ street, getting to be warmer weather, so less clothes, and the stupid masks off youtube.com
good! youtube.com
Los Angeles? youtube.com
DOM API developer.mozilla.org
event youtube.com
DOM spec for event dom.spec.whatwg.org
UI keyboard event w3.org
Keycodes w3.org
keyboard codes list w3.org
Standard "101" Keyboard Layout
Desktops and Laptops both seem to have function keys up to F12.
function section w3.org
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War - The World Is a Ghetto 1972 Full Album youtube.com
Los Angeles youtube.com
Still following HTML5 Games, by Jacob Seidelin
He talks about Web Sockets, to be able to have multi-player games which communicate with a common server. Sounds similar to the UNIX TCP-IP sockets.
Now he is talking about using node.js, that is running JavaScript server side. Never been particularly enamored with that. He indicates that there are other ways, though he doesn't seem to go into detail. So have to learn more online, as it always is, far more to this than what can be books.
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MonaLisa Twins youtube.com
The Jeff Healey Band - While My Guitar Gently Weeps (live) youtube.com
The Jeff Healey Band - All Along the Watchtower (from See the Light: Live from London) youtube.com
Pigers tuscl.net
WebSockets developer.mozilla.org
for the Server developer.mozilla.org
A WebSocket server can be written in any server-side programming language that is capable of Berkeley sockets, such as C(++), Python, PHP, or server-side JavaScript.
So yes, it is like Unix TCP-IP Sockets, good! en.wikipedia.org
If I am going to write something like that it will be in C/C++
But as to what is available PHP
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The Bootleg Beatles-Drive My Car (I guess this is a tribute band) youtube.com
Rainbow - Highway Star - Live at Monsters of Rock in Bietigheim-Bissingen 18.06.2016 (seems to have Ritchie Blackmore, at least I think that is him) youtube.com
Thin Lizzy Live, 1978' youtube.com
Modernizr, feature detector so you javascript app can tell what plug ins are resident and what the brower can do modernizr.com
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The Bootleg Beatles-Drive My Car (I guess this is a tribute band) youtube.com
Rainbow - Highway Star - Live at Monsters of Rock in Bietigheim-Bissingen 18.06.2016 (seems to have Ritchie Blackmore, at least I think that is him) youtube.com
Thin Lizzy Live, 1978' youtube.com
so I think I just use the "src" parameters, same as in the HTML tag
humm, I need to try this to know, as this stuff and the documentation are complex.
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Pigers tuscl.net
Need to bring out JavaScript 'switch' to more fully decode the keyboard
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console.log developer.mozilla.org
I read this stuff and I still have only a limited understanding. This stuff has to just be tried out, and then one will learn more holistically
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Because HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are not checked by the browser, it can make it very hard to find errors and very hard to sift through what the browser is doing because it thinks it can infer what you meant. Were it up to me it would not have been done this way.
Making progress though.
So much stuff, more than can every fit in a few paper books. All the "elements" and their "properties", which really means class instantiations and their methods. But there are so so many, and you really need to know the whole story to be effective.
And then since JavaScript is interpreted, anything computationally intensive has to be written in low level compiled language and made into a plug in.
This is complex, but it is worth mastering and staying current.
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Literally thousands tutorial web sites devoted to these topis and you pick TUSCL to ask this?
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