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|a HTML5 mastery :
|b semantics, standards, and styling /
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|g Machine generated contents note:
|g ch. 1
|t Getting Started: Transitioning to HTML5 --
|t HTML5 = HTML [`" HTML5 --
|t Before HTML5 --
|t Why XHTML 2.0 died and HTML5 thrived --
|t WHATWG philosophy --
|t current state of HTML5 --
|t Anatomy of an HTML5 document --
|t HTML terminology and concepts --
|t Elements --
|t Attributes --
|t DOM --
|t What's new in HTML5? --
|t Backward-compatibility --
|t Error handling --
|t Simplified doctype --
|t Simplified character encoding --
|t New content model categories --
|t New elements --
|t Microdata --
|t Embedded MathML and SVG --
|t APIs --
|t No longer SGML conforming (again!) --
|t Obsolete features --
|t Is XHTML gone? --
|t What's all this noise about MIME types? --
|t Deciding between HTML and XHTML --
|t Web browser support --
|t Web browser developer tools --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 2
|t Using the Right Tag for the Right Job --
|t Global attributes --
|t Accessibility --
|t Metadata --
|t Identification --
|t Editability --
|t Spell-checking --
|t Hiding elements --
|t Drag-and-drop --
|t Style --
|t Text directionality --
|t Custom data --
|t Content model categories --
|t Root element --
|t Attributes of the html element --
|t Document metadata and scripting elements --
|t Web page information: title and meta --
|t Links, styles, and resources: base, link, and style --
|t Adding behavior and fallbacks: script and noscript --
|t Document sectioning elements --
|t Semantic sectioning elements --
|t Content grouping elements --
|t inevitable paragraph: p --
|t Break in thought: hr --
|t Retaining formatting: pre --
|t Quoting text: blockquote --
|t Lists --
|t Diagrams, photos, illustrations: figure and figcaption --
|t Creating divisions: div --
|t Text-level semantic elements --
|t Tabular data elements --
|t Table basics --
|t Adding table headers --
|t Adding legends: caption --
|t Adding structure: thead, tfoot, and tbody --
|t Adding even more structure: colgroup and col --
|t Form elements --
|t Embedded content elements --
|t Interactive elements --
|t Showing more info: summary and details --
|t Providing toolbars: menu and command --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 3
|t Recognizing Semantics --
|t What are semantics and why should I care? --
|t Thinking in outlines --
|t HTML5 outline algorithm --
|t Implicitly creating an outline using heading content --
|t Creating an outline using sectioning content --
|t Improving outline semantics --
|t Headers and footers --
|t Using hgroup --
|t Formatting a footer with an address --
|t Determining header and footer contents --
|t Viewing HTML5 outlines --
|t Are divs (and spans) obsolete? --
|t Case study: the City Press --
|t Adding text-level semantics --
|t Other text-level elements --
|t Title of a work: cite --
|t Formatting computer I/O: code, var, samp, kbd --
|t Marking text edits: ins and del --
|t Handling foreign scripts --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 4
|t Form Mastery --
|t Form markup refresher --
|t Dissecting the form element --
|t Form element attributes --
|t Gathering input --
|t Original input types --
|t New input types --
|t Validating and submitting forms --
|t Making input required --
|t Submitting forms using buttons and images --
|t Other common input element attributes --
|t Providing placeholder text --
|t Making input read-only --
|t Autocomplete and autofocus --
|t Using data lists --
|t Other form controls --
|t Menus --
|t Text boxes --
|t Displaying progress --
|t Displaying a gauge --
|t Displaying calculated output --
|t Cryptographic key generator --
|t Adding structure with fieldsets and labels --
|t Putting it all together --
|g Page 1
|t Gathering User Details --
|g Page 2
|t Gathering Commentary --
|g Page 3
|t Providing Confirmation --
|t Form usability --
|t Use the right input for the right job --
|t Keep it short and simple --
|t Don't make me think, don't make me work, and don't try to trick me --
|t Remember that the Internet is global --
|t Provide a fallback when needed --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 5
|t Multimedia: Video, Audio, and Embedded Media --
|t Where it all began: img --
|t Image maps --
|t Embedding other media --
|t embed element --
|t object element --
|t Embedding HTML iframe --
|t Handling content in the iframe element --
|t New iframe element attributes --
|t Targeting inline frames --
|t Video --
|t Video formats --
|t licensing issue --
|t Handling video sources --
|t Video attributes --
|t Audio --
|t Audio formats --
|t Captions track --
|t Encoding audio and video --
|t Last but not least --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 6
|t CSS3 --
|t present state: CSS2.1 --
|t CSS3 modules --
|t Using CSS --
|t Attaching a style sheet --
|t CSS style rules --
|t Essential CSS selector syntax --
|t Advanced selectors --
|t Using selectors effectively --
|t CSS Box Model --
|t Backgrounds and borders --
|t Basic background color and images --
|t Multiple backgrounds --
|t Rounded corners --
|t Drop shadows --
|t Color --
|t Color on-screen --
|t Functional notation syntax --
|t Hue, saturation, lightness --
|t Opacity --
|t Web typography --
|t Web fonts --
|t Multiple columns --
|t Text effects --
|t Rules of typography --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 7
|t User Interaction and the HTML5 APIs --
|t Using JavaScript in this chapter --
|t Accessing DOM properties and methods --
|t Logging to the console --
|t Events --
|t History API --
|t Really simple Ajax --
|t History-enabled Ajax --
|t Building a custom video controller --
|t Scripted 2D Canvas API --
|t Drawing on Canvas --
|t Canvas state --
|t Canvas interactivity --
|t Canvas animation --
|t Drag-and-drop operations --
|t Sorting a list using a drag-and-drop operation --
|t Summary --
|g ch. 8
|t Road Ahead --
|t Challenges of the mobile Web --
|t Responsive design --
|t viewport --
|t Media queries --
|t Offline application cache --
|t Other HTML5 technologies --
|t Microdata --
|t Undo manager API --
|t Upcoming CSS technologies --
|t Summary --
|t Appendix: Associated Technologies --
|t Geolocation --
|t Retrieving the current position --
|t Watching the current position --
|t SVG and MathML --
|t Client-side storage --
|t Web storage --
|t Using web storage --
|t Other storage options --
|t Web workers --
|t Web Sockets API --
|t Video conferencing and peer-to-peer communication --
|t WAI-ARIA --
|t File API --
|t Useful web resources.
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