Html5
Introduction
Html5
Introduction
13
About Html5
The Doctype
The html Element
The head Element
<header>
<nav>
<aside>
<aside>
<section>
<footer>
<article>
boolean attributes
Closing tags in Html5
Forms
6
Introduction
HTML5 Form Attributes
HTML5 New Form Input Types
New Form controls in Html5
Changes in Existing Form Controls and Attribute
Overriding browser defaults
Audio
6
Introduction
Adding HTML5 Audio
Manipulating the Audio Stream
Custom controls using Java Script
Generate audio using JavaScript
Visualizing audio Using canvas
Canvas
0
SVG
3
Introduction
Drawing in SVG
Alternate ways to create SVG
Drag & Drop
6
Introduction
Checking for Support with User's browser
Making Elements Draggable
The DataTransfer Object
Drag and Drop Events
Creating a D&D Application
Geolocation
4
About Geolocation
Checking for Support with User's browser
Geolocation API Methods
Retrieving the Current Position
Offline Web App
7
About Offline Web App
Setting Up Your Site to Work Offline
Setting the Content Type on Your Server
Pointing Your HTML to the Manifest File
Updating the cache
Caching the Cache
Using the manifest to detect connectivity
Web Storage
6
Introduction
Browser Support Test
Web Storage Types
Manipulating Storage Data
Web Storage API Methods
Web Storage Limits
Text
1
Accessibility Through WAI-ARIA
Video
7
Introduction
Adding HTML5 Video
Setting Video Dimensions
Custom controls using Javascript
Media Elements API
Generate audio using JavaScript
Manipulating Video With canvas
Web Sockets
5
Introduction
Testing the Browser Support
Creating a Web Socket application
Web Socket Instances
Events fired by Websocket Instances
Web Workers
5
Introduction
Browser Support for Web Workers
Creating and working with workers
Importing scripts and libraries to your worker
Sharing a load with SharedWorkers
Micro Data
4
Introduction
The Microdata Syntax
Understanding Name-Value Pairs
Microdata Namespaces
Local Files
1
Read Image Files with File Reader API
History
1
Manage Url History
Introduction
About Html5
The Doctype
The html Element
The head Element
<header>
<nav>
<aside>
<aside>
<section>
<footer>
<article>
boolean attributes
Closing tags in Html5
The html Element
In XHTML-based syntax, you’d be required to include an xmlns attribute. In HTML5, this is no longer needed, and even the lang attribute is unnecessary for the document to validate or function correctly.
snippet
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
</html>
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About Html5
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The Doctype
3
The html Element
4
The head Element
5
<header>
6
<nav>
7
<aside>
8
<aside>
9
<section>
10
<footer>
11
<article>
12
boolean attributes
13
Closing tags in Html5
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