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HTML Drafting: A Canadian #FOSS Project. #IndieWeb #IndieDev.

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Polskie Radio Trójka: Errant Backlink Boon

Polskie Radio Trójka accidentally linked my #IndieWeb project by an algorithmic error, thanks to God. It's all down to how AI processes transcriptions.

HTML Drafting: New Video Tutorial Series

This is a five part tutorial series, touring the HTML Drafting program and giving helpful usage tips and tricks.

DCKIM YouTube Tutorial 5

DCKIM thanks both Keyviz and OBS Studio. We learn to add text through the prompt using 'N', and we learn to set the font size. Various style mode buttons are explored. Applying styles is fast and simple. Finally we discover a custom developer menu which can only be opened from the keyboard (press SHIFT + space).

DCKIM YouTube Tutorial 4

DCKIM thanks both Keyviz and OBS Studio. Here we learn about the keyboard inputs to the program, which can be very fast. Last we learn about deleting things, either single, or as a group, or everything.

DCKIM YouTube Tutorial 3

DCKIM thanks both Keyviz and OBS Studio. In this tutorial, we learn how to enter text. Then we move on from that to see how we can copy and paste text into the boxes too. We discover how to change the font colours. Lastly, we find out how we can paste HTML code snippets directly into the program.

DCKIM YouTube Tutorial 2

DCKIM thanks both Keyviz and OBS Studio. In this video tutorial we explore how to add new browser window from the keyboard. We then discover how to drag images directly onto the webpage. Following that, we arrange a pattern with the images. Then we learn to wrap and unwrap the parts. Finally, we show how to use the local view.

DCKIM YouTube Tutorial 1

DCKIM thanks both Keyviz and OBS Studio. This video points out some important parts of the program, such as the F1 help menu. It also shows how to save your first file and how to delete and restore items. Beyond that, we also learn how to duplicate items using the mouse, and also how to enter text. This is the first time that we learn about entering into the 'live view' in our program. This gives…

Project Update

Finally, a few new features are here: We now have both drag-edges, for use with the mouse, and a shelf-type menu. This has been a long time coming, and the project is improved considerably by these advancements. Read more to find out how this small-town project is taking neocities by storm...