Turotial demonstrating a filled circle.
Sample by Eric Rowell @ HTML5 Canvas tutorials:
Per's Multimedia Tutorials
🇬🇧 English articles and tutorials.
http://youtu.be/qEMGcy-mizM
Add this code to the header.php file in the theme. Add this line before wp_head():
wp_enqueue_script("jquery");
Then you can write a script (inside script tags) – somewhat like this:
var $j = jQuery.noConflict(); // using j as selector to avoid conflicts $j(function(){ $j("#respond").hide(); // hide comment field });
Based on this tutorial by Chris Coyier.
Below you find the classes and ids in Zengarden’s index file. I used a terminal window on a MacBook like this:
IDS IN ZENGARDEN'S INDEX.HTML <body id="css-zen-garden"> <section class="intro" id="zen-intro"> <div class="summary" id="zen-summary" role="article"> <div class="preamble" id="zen-preamble" role="article"> <div class="main supporting" id="zen-supporting" role="main"> <div class="explanation" id="zen-explanation" role="article"> <div class="participation" id="zen-participation" role="article"> <div class="benefits" id="zen-benefits" role="article"> <div class="requirements" id="zen-requirements" role="article"> <div class="design-selection" id="design-selection"> <div class="design-archives" id="design-archives"> <div class="zen-resources" id="zen-resources"> CLASSES IN ZENGARDEN'S INDEX.HTML <div class="page-wrapper"> <section class="intro" id="zen-intro"> <div class="summary" id="zen-summary" role="article"> <div class="preamble" id="zen-preamble" role="article"> <div class="main supporting" id="zen-supporting" role="main"> <div class="explanation" id="zen-explanation" role="article"> <div class="participation" id="zen-participation" role="article"> <div class="benefits" id="zen-benefits" role="article"> <div class="requirements" id="zen-requirements" role="article"> <a href="http://validator.w3.org/check/referer" title="Check the validity of this site’s HTML" class="zen-validate-html">HTML</a> <a href="http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer" title="Check the validity of this site’s CSS" class="zen-validate-css">CSS</a> <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/" title="View the Creative Commons license of this site: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike." class="zen-license">CC</a> <a href="http://mezzoblue.com/zengarden/faq/#aaa" title="Read about the accessibility of this site" class="zen-accessibility">A11y</a> <a href="https://github.com/mezzoblue/csszengarden.com" title="Fork this site on Github" class="zen-github">GH</a> <aside class="sidebar" role="complementary"> <div class="wrapper"> <div class="design-selection" id="design-selection"> <h3 class="select">Select a Design:</h3> <a href="?cssfile=/216/216.css" class="design-name">Fountain Kiss</a> by <a href="http://jeremycarlson.com" class="designer-name">Jeremy Carlson</a> <a href="?cssfile=/215/215.css" class="design-name">A Robot Named Jimmy</a> by <a href="http://meltmedia.com/" class="designer-name">meltmedia</a> <a href="?cssfile=/214/214.css" class="design-name">Verde Moderna</a> by <a href="http://www.mezzoblue.com/" class="designer-name">Dave Shea</a> <a href="?cssfile=/213/213.css" class="design-name">Under the Sea!</a> by <a href="http://www.ericstoltz.com/" class="designer-name">Eric Stoltz</a> <a href="?cssfile=/212/212.css" class="design-name">Make ’em Proud</a> by <a href="http://skybased.com/" class="designer-name">Michael McAghon and Scotty Reifsnyder</a> <a href="?cssfile=/211/211.css" class="design-name">Orchid Beauty</a> by <a href="#" class="designer-name">Kevin Addison</a> <a href="?cssfile=/210/210.css" class="design-name">Oceanscape</a> by <a href="http://www.pixel-house.com.au/" class="designer-name">Justin Gray</a> <a href="?cssfile=/209/209.css" class="design-name">CSS Co., Ltd.</a> by <a href="http://www.benklemm.de/" class="designer-name">Benjamin Klemm</a> <div class="design-archives" id="design-archives"> <h3 class="archives">Archives:</h3> <li class="next"> Next Designs <span class="indicator">›</span> <li class="viewall"> <div class="zen-resources" id="zen-resources"> <h3 class="resources">Resources:</h3> <li class="view-css"> <li class="css-resources"> <li class="zen-faq"> <li class="zen-submit"> <li class="zen-translations"> <div class="extra1" role="presentation"></div><div class="extra2" role="presentation"></div><div class="extra3" role="presentation"></div> <div class="extra4" role="presentation"></div><div class="extra5" role="presentation"></div><div class="extra6" role="presentation"></div>
Has Photoshop gone too far?
Right now the debate is red hot in the international media. Some even suggest a ban on Photoshop. On the other hand: retouching is as old as the history of photography. Or even painting – not all portraits are completely honest.
Debate on CNN
On CNN the model protest against the photoshop rendering. She cannot live up to the picture that the photoshop wizard conjures up.
http://youtu.be/tjugQoJfHeQ
Above: The discussion on CNN
Above: The Photoshop editing video
Above: The Photoshop Effect
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For WordPress and Blogger.
A nice video introduction to problem based project work from Aalborg University in Denmark.
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Here is a method where you can control a movie inside another movie. The strange beast on the top left has a dice face. It’s the same movie as the dice rolling. So by changing the frame you can control fairly complex animations.
/*
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
How to control a movie inside another movie.
In a keyframe try the following:
*/
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,faceshift);
function faceshift(event:Event) {
kitty.kFace.gotoAndStop(3); // stops at face 3
}
The trick is in this codeline:
Here you control a movie inside another movie. So on the stage you see a kitty. Inside kitty is a movieclip named kFace. By gotoAndStop / Play you can control animations like facial expressions and similar.
Tip: use onEnterFrame or buttons in order to control the movies.
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