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10 Highly Useful HTML5 Tutorials
Much of the excitement we’ve seen so far about HTML5 has been for the new APIs: local storage, application cache, Web workers, 2-D drawing and the like. But let’s not overlook that HTML5 brings us 30 new elements to mark up documents and applications, boosting the total number of elements available to us to over 100. Sexy yet hollow demos aside, even the most JavaScript-astic Web 2.0-alicious application will likely have textual content that needs to be marked up sensibly, so let’s look at some of the new elements to make sure that your next project is as semantic as it is interactive. To keep this article from turning into a book, we won’t look at each in depth. Instead, this is a taster menu: you can see what’s available, and there are links that I’ve vetted for when you want to learn more.
HTML5 Semantics - Smashing Coding
HTML5-Powered Web Applications: 19 Early Adopters
HTML5, rumored as Flash killer , is a brand new web technology that raises a revolution lead by Apple in web application development. It contains canvas element for images and animation drawings, support video and audio embedding, and includes storage database for offline web applications. Most important of all, you don’t need a plugin to get all these features, your latest browser supports that. Sounds pretty cool, but what HTML5 can do actually?7 Lovely Things About HTML5 Markup
Article by Matt Doyle | Published on 12 July 2011 Categories: Discover 7 really nice ways that HTML5 can make your markup easier to write and more powerful. Covers doctypes, new elements and attributes, flexible linking, markup shortcuts, and more. HTML5 — the latest generation of the Web's markup language — has been creating quite a stir over the last couple of years, as more and more browsers implement the latest and greatest HTML5 features. HTML5 really hit the mainstream in 2010, in part driven by Steve Jobs' open letter, Thoughts on Flash .À propos de l'attribut rel="canonical" - Centre d'aide pour les webmasters
Qu'est-ce qu'une page canonique ? Une page canonique correspond à la version préférée d'un ensemble de pages au contenu fortement similaire. Pourquoi devrais-je définir une page canonique ?Ce tutoriel a pour but de détailler l’utilisation de la nouvelle propriété du CSS3 “box-shadow”. Cette puissante propriété permet des réaliser de très beaux effets de volume ou de creux tout en conservant un code d’un poids minimal pour la page, et sans utiliser la moindre image. Avant de commencer Afin d’exploiter les possibilités de la propriété CSS3 box-shadow, nous allons tout d’abord créer un simple div : avec pour propriété de style : Nous allons appliquer la propriété box-shadow à cet élément.
Les ombres en CSS3 avec box-shadow
<style> .myButton { -moz-box-shadow: inset 0px 1px 0px 0px #ffffff ;
HTML5 snippet : A css rounded gray button
Web sémantique et HTML5 : les microdonnées et les éléments sémantiques
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