If you want to dive into Vue.js and don’t want to mess around with Node.js and other installs this post is for you. To start using Vue.js in a webpage, all you need to do is set up a CDN (content delivery network) link just …
In JavaScript, there are times when you need a block of code to just sit back, relax, and not run right when the page loads. This is where JavaScript functions come in. A function is a block of code that runs when we tell it …
There are times in JavaScript when you’ll need to get the user’s input so you can perform some sort of calculation with it. One of the most used methods to get user input is the command document.getElementById(“someId”).value. To use this you would first need a …
In JavaScript, there is a thing called the ternary operator. It’s a fancy term for a shorthand way to write an if statement. To compare and contrast let’s take a look at the long way of creating an if statement: if(x==1){ alert(“There is ” + …
In JavaScript, there is a thing called an object. It’s something that can contain a value that is equal to something else. Those are called key/value pairs. There’s a key that is equal to some value. It’s a way that you can have a variable …
Sometimes there will be times when you’ll need to take a body of XML information and apply CSS styles to it. Luckily, it’s not too hard to do. Let’s say you have an XML document that looks like this (the content about the movie is …
In Camtasia 9, there is a feature that has been around for a while called “Smart Focus.” What it tries to do is read the video and zoom in and out when Camtasia feels it’s necessary. For example, let’s say you were making a screen …
This little snippet of code will show you how to center content in a div horizontally and vertically using HTML and CSS. This, in the past, used to be semi-difficult. Now, using CSS flexbox display property, it’s actually quite easy. First, we’ll create a simple …
