Wow it's been 5 years since I made a post on here. But I've been hard at work. I tried to find a css skeleton screen generator but I just couldn't find one, so I made one instead. Please follow the link and enjoy!
Ok so you've got a working game in Phaser (or any HTML game) and you wish to publish to Phaser...
By default Phaser allows you to perform a basic single click method, but what if we want the user to double click?
This will work, even in IE11! It works with wav files and uses an exception for IE browsers which at present, don't support the html5 audio tag.
The following example is based on that the stage is called 'stage' and by default the canvas size is at 720px (width) x 440px (height).
Learn how to pull in an external JSON feed and filter it by text.
I hear you there are no simple installation guides telling you how to install SASS. Here it is in straight forward no blah bullet points.
What this script does is scan the image at a precise x and y co-ordinate and returns the rgba value of it..
The following plugin allows you to create the bbc iplayer including having the whole video clickable on the iphone. It is also responsive.
Congratulations if you've managed to find this tutorial! I've been trying to increase awareness and publicity to this tutorial by going to other tutorials and leaving comments but I'm finding the authors take a competitive edge and do not approve my link to this page. If you find this helpful then please promote it by using the social links further down the page. This should hopefully increase my chances to be found in Google.
Credit goes to the original author of the script shackeluri.com. He had made the script just pick up the number of likes a particular URL had received. The problem with this is Facebook terms the number as either 'likes' or 'shares' depending on when your site first had the like button clicked on. This script has an in-built safety net attached for this. In addition I understand some people will still want the words around the number to still be present. If you want the words removed and just have the number by itself then set $requestWords = "false";
There are hardly any youTube widgets out there which run entirely off jQuery. The below example simply runs off some youTube links and manual titles. Other examples on the net provide very complicated rss feed paths with server side code needed. This example doesn't need any of that.