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Display Cookie Compliancy warnings to website visitors in the European Union according to the GDPR and other mindless laws. Since we don’t wan’t to annoy everyone just the necessary European population we can target the visitors according to their time zones.
This label makes more sense because with a chainsaw you can actually hurt yourself.
See the warning widget in action on this website or on the demo page.
Today, many students find themselves asking the question, “Which programming language should I learn first?” Learning a programming language has a couple of requirements. One of many includes understanding its features. This provides you the opportunity to figure out if it’s a great choice for your projects.
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Since video content is a booming business on the Internet, HTML and JavaScript are crucial parts of video managing, and they play a large role in user experience. Therefore, it’s important to learn the basics of HTML and JavaScript, and put out successful and accessible video content online. Then, you must learn the three basic aspects of video management, as you keep in mind HTML and JavaScript.
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Improve your website’s user experience with a very simple arrow which fades in when visitors start scrolling the page. The page smoothly scrolls back to top when the the button is clicked.
The world of JavaScript development is a fast-changing landscape and many coders feel like they’re playing a constant game of catch-up with the latest trends and developments. This dynamic world is an energising one to call home, but it means the JavaScript developer must be ever the student. What do you do when you need to take a break from the screen, but want to keep building your JS skill set? Explore this list of quality JavaScript podcasts so whether you’re working out or doing the housework you’ll continue to better your coding skills.
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In this article I’m going to teach you how to draw a cube with CSS3 transitions. We will be able to rotate the cube with keyframes animation and JavaScript. See the examples below.
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Popup boxes are the most useful way of showing a warning or any other important information to the website visitors in many HTML5 templates. In this article I’m going to walk you through the creation of a very simple popup box with shadow overlay and close button. We’re going to implement this using HTML, CSS and jQuery in less than 100 lines (not compressed code).
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Using the name attribute of the anchor tag has become obsolete so we have to find a new way to scroll to a certain point on the page when a link is being clicked. We want to do this animated, not just an instant jump to the target position.
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Tracking sport event statistics and displaying the score has never been easier. With the new online scoreboard you don’t need an expensive equipment to count the score anymore. All you need is a laptop and a projector or a big screen to display the score and measure the time. The web-based online scoreboard can be customized to many different sports.
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If you just simply publish an email address on a website you can expect tons of spam in the inbox. Web spiders crawl the sites all the time looking to collect email addresses to send them spams, ads or viruses. This is why you have to make sure you never add your email to any website as plain text or link which is visible by robots.
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