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Adventures with the now Famous HTML5

Episode 1: Video on a Web Page with HTML5

I was hoping to be able to report that adding video to a web page with the new <video> tag brought to us by HTML5, would make life a lot easier. Not yet, it ain't!

I have spent a good deal of time trying to resolve a number of issues.

To a certain extent some of the problems, are my own, since I have legacy material in Quicktime .mov format, and I was reluctant to go back and convert. However, a splendid batch process has resolved this for me...

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Posted on 09 Dec 2010 around 10am • Tagged with: ExpressionEngine | How to | Web Technology | also: HTML5,video Permanent link to this article

Port and Starboard

Start of the Page Navigation

Where pages are very long, like a list of events or news items, we might want a way to quickly move back the top of the page.

You will have seen ‘back to the Top’ or some such phrase used on web sites. I have always hated seeing that phrse, because ‘top’ doesn’t really make a lot of sense. Words lke this just distract from the real content.

There are often times, though that pages become very long when lots of items (like in a blog) are listed, and it really does help if there is a quick way to get back to the navigation and menus etc.

Here is what I am doing on a few sites.

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Posted on 08 Jul 2008 around 11am • Tagged with: ExpressionEngine | How I do things | Ideas | Permanent link to this article

Bull's Eye

eMarketing

I am having a look at some eMarketing services today. It is interesting to see how you can subscribe to services for setting up and sending out email marketing newsletters and the like.

I really want to try and set this up with ExpressionEngine if possible. I notice that Solspace has a link to Constant Contact so this could be a way forward. 

Posted on 01 May 2007 around 4pm • Tagged with: ExpressionEngine | Offsite Links | Permanent link to this article

Chains

Un-chained

I have now transferred all personal blog entries to chrisjennings.net.

This is the domain address I have owned for several years now, and have always used it for a mixture of my own history, family photos and memories. I thought it was time to make a break between private stuff and more work related stuff. So you won’t find pictures of children or pets on PageToScreen anymore. You just need to take a look over at chrisjennings.net.

The content is all delivered dynamically through the same database though. How did I do it?

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Posted on 07 Mar 2006 around 10pm • Tagged with: ExpressionEngine | Permanent link to this article

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