How to Survive Anything #332: Challenge | Recap
Worst Case Scenarios
In a given scenario, ask yourself the following questions:
Do I know how to tell if a clown is dangerous?
Do I k...
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Used this challenge to experiment further with square layouts, dropdown menus, iframes to pull in online videos and in-slide controls and progress bars. Can you tell I'm not a fan of football (soccer)?
HOW TO SURVIVE EURO 2020
Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc332
Pay attention to the tips as there is a test - of sorts - at the end.
Used this challenge to experiment further with square layouts, dropdown menus, iframes to pull in online videos and in-slide controls and progress bars. Can you tell I'm not a fan of football (soccer)?
HOW TO SURVIVE EURO 2020
Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc332
Pay attention to the tips as there is a test - of sorts - at the end.
- Nice. Very fluid, iframes sound intriguing - web object?
- Thanks Ang and yes, I meant web object. Been working a lot with websites recently, where the same function is fulfilled using an iframe. Tomato/tomato 😆
- Potato/potato, I see. Thought there was a new feature I had missed. Consistency? I tried using a few times but connections were not always made, problems with browser support, vulnerability to hacking, although I'm talking a while back. They are a great shaver off of hefty megabytes in an elearning, and a time-saver. Will look into it again.
