#folder plus

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The test up to the point only consists of two files: one HTML file and a CSS file defining the icon test structure. Two files remain to be added: one CSS file for icon style and one icon image. The file list:   - test.html   - test_structure.css   - test_style.css   - icon.png

The CSS (test_style.css):

#test_box {   border: solid thick #1b7cbb;   border-radius: 20px;   background-image: url('icon.png'); /*case sensitive image name*/   background-color: white; color: rgba(0,0,0,0); /*set system font color to transparent*/ }

After the test_style.css is applied, all that remains to do is to delete or comment the "temporary" section of the test_structure.css file. Once again, double-tapping anywhere on the icon area zooms the icon to fill the screen.

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The Folder Plus test begins with two simple files: an HTML file (test.html) and a CSS structure file (test_structure.css).

The HTML (test.html):

<!DOCTYPE html> <html>   <head>     <meta charset="UTF-8">     <title>Folder+ Test</title>     <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="test_structure.css">     <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="test_style.css">   </head>   <body>     <div id="test_box">ICON</div>   </body> </html>

The CSS (test_structure.css):

#test_box {   position: absolute;   display: block;   margin-top: 18.75%;   margin-left: 37.5%;   width: 200px;   height: 200px;   background-position: center;   background-repeat: no-repeat; } /*temporary*/ #test_box {   outline: solid thick black;   font: bold 25px verdana;   color: #1b7cbb;   text-align: center;   line-height: 200px; }

The first section of the CSS sets the on-screen position, size and background image properties for the icon. The second section is commented as "temporary". This section is a placeholder for the final icon test and is used to temporarily display the results of the structure CSS.

To test the Folder Plus Reload capability, edit the test_structure.css file, changing the outline color from black to red. Load the test.html page then tap the reload clockwise arrow icon in the bottom toolbar. The outline should change to red upon reload.

An interesting discovery was made here. Tapping or double-tapping anywhere on the iPhone screen outside of the icon box yielded no results. However, double-tapping anywhere on the icon area zooms the icon to fill the screen. I made a mental note to make use of this in a future project.

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I recently ran into a problem. I needed to demonstrate a CSS/HTML project on my iPhone. The location the demonstration was to take place was below ground causing the internet Wifi signal to be intermittent or entirely blocked. I needed to be able to retrieve a working copy of my demo that was stored locally on the iPhone.

Wandering through the land of iPhone "zombie" apps, I found an application that I do not feel should be overlooked: Folder Plus. Aside from the enormous number of functions Folder Plus provides, the application allowed me to display my CSS/HTML project locally, edit changes, then reload the changes for immediate display, all without a Wifi connection. I have been using the application for a few months now and have yet to have it crash on me, no matter what the file size!