Port Raptor V.2

This is a tool to: Lere , reverse the letters sequence of a text. Woju , jumble the words within sentence(s) or paragraph. This needs text input ([left to right sequence] alphabets, numerals, and others) with horizontal whitespaces . How to use this: Type or paste the text on the textarea and hit either button. You'll see the result. Click the result to select or clear the error. To revert back, hit the RESTORE button. For Woju (Words Jumbler), you can re-jumble the sequence by clicking RESTORE ➡️ Woju . It will yield different output each time. This is a client-side (browser) application. Lere 'n Woju Sittin' on a tree... Lere Woju RESTORE

This tool will help you to circle-clip a div element and place an image on it as a background-image . Result CSS RESET Select Top HTML element <div class="my_object"></div> How to Use Edit the CSS , the result can be observed right away. Please do not change .my_object keyword class in the CSS . You can change it afterward on your own HTML page. We can use external URL as the background-image source. To convert small local file (under 500 KB) into base64 URI , use this base64 image converter . Then copy and paste the base64 to the background-image: url([paste here]) . But since it can be a very lengthy group of characters , it's not recommended to be used here. Please use external URL instead. Click Reset button to revert it to its original state. Click Select button or double click the textarea to select the CSS . Click Top ...

JAREXTOR RESET notifier #1 notifier #2 Jarextor Example On the left (pattern) input, type /a/ (finding "a" character) On (small) right (flag) input, type g (global) You'll see the result . Other examples Matching URL protocol, either http:// or https:// /https?:\/\//g The s? means the character s is optional, 0 or 1 repetition. We need to escape the slash (/) with backslash. Thus the // becomes \/\/ Finding all "t" character and case insensitive (additional i flag): /t/gi Finding all double "t"s: /t{2}/g Finding all words starting with "t" and have "g" as the tail. And also case insensitive : /t[a-z]+g/gi [] is the brac...