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I would like to use pure HTML5 to try and test it's ability to Geotag an image with a location. How can this be done in HTML5?
I have used google to find an answer, but to no avail. I am sure this has been asked before but cant find a similar question and there seems to be very little examples.
I have the retrieving location side of it working, just need to load an image and tag it with the location and save it to local storage.
any help here would be appreciated.
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I am looking for ways to convert .swf file to html5 file. I reviewed other similar questions and unfortunately, they have outdated solutions.
No, you can't just convert it. It's an entirely different featureset, different language, etc.
You need to re-develop whatever it was you had in your SWF to begin with.
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All the youtube tutorial folks seem to have a texture called: faceMasculine.jpg and faceFeminine.jpg
I can't seem to figure out where to download it? I don't see it on the Spark AR website, nor in an example project. Please help!
In Spark, go to Help > Get Face Reference Assets:
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I've been looking for a service where I can input a set of color hex codes and get a list of search results of website templates matching those colors or at least close to them. Any ideas or suggestions?
http://www.2createawebsite.com/build/hex-colors.html
i think you are looking for this.. please go to the site scroll a bit down and you will find a section saying "Related Shades" put your hex code and get related items
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I found this website some days ago, and I've been thinking about how they do it. Does anyone what kind of back-end they use for everything? Forums, changelog etc. Can't find anything in the codes, and I'm sure they've not made all this by themself.
ExpressionEngine, Twitter Bootstrap and?
Their CMS is : ExpressionEngine.
Their Content Delivery Network is : BootstrapCDN, Akamai and jQuery CDN.
Their forum tool looks to be in ExpressionEngine, probably a plugin.
I suggest using BuiltWith.com for these kinds of questions instead on stackoverflow.
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Does anyone know of an API or an easy way to get information about the HTML spec itself? I'd like to create something that listed all of the current current elements and their specific attributes, etc.
The only way I know is if I pulled the source of the spec and manually scraped through it, which would be incredibly tedious.
Please let me know if you know of any easier ways.
Use the DTD.
Example: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/dtd.html