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Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and most other popular email programs support HTML email (Rich Text) but neither of the programs offer you an option to compose email messages directly using HTML markup. That's where HTML Mail fits in. To get started, sign-in with your Gmail or Google Account. Then compose an email message inside the WYWIWYG editor, add the recipient's email address, add a subject and and send it to anyone with a click. The app only requires permission to send mails through your Gmail account. Internally, the app sends emails on your behalf using the official Gmail API and thus a copy of the mail will be available in your Gmail Sent Items folder. This is not an anonymous service as we pull your email address from your Gmail account and use that as the From: email address in the header of the outgoing message.

Styling Range Input The CSS We have already defined the four core elements we need to style above, let’s go through them one by one: The Container There’s nothing tricky in styling the input element itself, just do as you normally would on an input element. Only add styles to assist the layout of the element, leave the style related rules to the shadow DOM elements.You might need to define a big enough height value, because some browser won't overflow the shadow DOM elements.In some browsers, it doesn't update the cursor when hovering, you can force it with cursor: pointer;. The Range Track As I mentioned before, different browsers actually has quite different shadow DOM implementations. Here are the different selectors you need for the track element: ::-webkit-slider-runnable-track (webkit)::-moz-range-track (Firefox)::-ms-track (IE10+) As for the styles, I found they can be almost identical. The Progress Fill The progress fill element varies a lot in different browsers: The Thumb Tooltip element selector:

Wolfram Alpha Tips and Tricks Want to know the current time in London, or how much is 10 pounds in grams? Google can directly answer some of these common questions without requiring you to sift through pages and pages of links. However, it is not the only tool that offers instant answers. Wolfram Alpha, a search engine developed by Stephen Wolfram, can solve a much wider array of problems and unlike Google, it doesn’t require to type queries in any particular syntax. Here are some examples: 1. A query like “where am i” will reveal your IP address and your current geographic location. 2. You would normally need an Excel spreadsheet and may have to learn some formulas to perform basic calculations involving date and time but not with Wolfram Alpha. If you are to calculate the number of days before your next holiday, use how many days until <holiday name>. 3. Wolfram Alpha can instantly answer most of your food and nutrition related questions like how many calories are present in a bottle of Coke? 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

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