HTML5 Tags
9 pages tagged “HTML5 Tags”
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HTML5 Cheat Sheet
I built an HTML5 cheat sheet for myself, so that I could make sure that my tag libraries were up-to-date and so on. And then when I finished, I realized that this might be something you would like …
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Playing with Zeen - I created an HTML5 magazine
[caption id=“attachment_490” align=“aligncenter” width=“757”] Latest issue of HTML5 Zine I’ve been playing with the new webzine creation tool: Zeen. I’ve linked to several of my articles about HTML5 …
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What is ugly HTML?
Yesterday, someone asked me the question: “What is ugly HTML?” And I realized that this isn’t necessarily an obvious thing. HTML is often ugly simply because of how it looks, this mostly centers …
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Learn the New HTML5 Elements
One of the first things you want to learn when you start learning HTML5 are the new elements. There are several new HTML5 elements to add new features and functionality to HTML5. New HTML5 Elements …
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Drag and Drop upload–the final step
Many tutorials on drag and drop with HTML5 do everything but the actual upload step. This is because that step requires server interaction and scripting–you can’t just use JavaScript. But the HTML5 …
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The TIME Element Has Been Removed in Favor of DATA
As of October 29th there is a new element in HTML5: DATA. The DATA element is for defining content that has both human- and computer-readable data. Some examples of this are: Dates and times Numbers …
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Using HTML5 Video and Audio
On my About.com site I wrote an 11-page article explaining how to add video using HTML5 with fallback options for Internet Explorer. I also have a similar (although a lot shorter) article on how to …
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Do you want to solve an HTML5 puzzle?
I’ve been working on HTML5 drag and drop this week, and I’ve created a simple puzzle that you can play with in any HTML5 browser: HTML5 Drag and Drop Puzzle Yes, it’s a pretty easy puzzle, but I do …
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HTML5 Speech Input Added to Chrome
The latest version of Chrome now adds support for speech input. This gives you the opportunity to let your readers actually talk to your applications and web pages, rather than be forced to type. …