HTML5: The Missing Manual. 2nd Edition Matthew MacDonald

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• HTML5: The Missing Manual
• The Missing Credits
  • About the Author
  • About the Creative Team
  • Acknowledgements
  • The Missing Manual Series
• Introduction
  • What You Need to Get Started
    • Writing HTML5
    • Viewing HTML5
  • When Will HTML5 Be Ready?
  • About the Outline
    • Part One: Meet the New Language
    • Part Two: Video, Graphics, and Glitz
    • Part Three: Building Web Apps
  • About the Online Resources
    • The Missing CD
    • The Try-Out Site
    • Registration
    • Feedback
    • Errata
  • Safari Books Online
• 1. Modern Markup
  • 1. Introducing HTML5
    • The Story of HTML5
      • XHTML 1.0: Getting Strict
      • XHTML 2: The Unexpected Failure
      • HTML5: Back from the Dead
      • HTML: The Living Language
    • Three Key Principles of HTML5
      • 1. Dont Break the Web
      • 2. Pave the Cowpaths
      • 3. Be Practical
    • Your First Look at HTML5 Markup
      • The HTML5 Doctype
      • Character Encoding
      • The Language
      • Adding a Style Sheet
      • Adding JavaScript
      • The Final Product
    • A Closer Look at HTML5 Syntax
      • The Loosened Rules
      • HTML5 Validation
      • The Return of XHTML
    • HTML5s Element Family
      • Added Elements
      • Removed Elements
      • Adapted Elements
        • Bold and Italic Formatting
      • Tweaked Elements
      • Standardized Elements
    • Using HTML5 Today
    • How to Find the Browser Requirements for Any HTML5 Feature
      • How to Find Out Which Browsers Are on the Web
      • Feature Detection with Modernizr
      • Feature Filling with Polyfills
  • 2. Structuring Pages with Semantic Elements
    • Introducing the Semantic Elements
    • Retrofitting a Traditional HTML Page
      • Page Structure the Old Way
      • Page Structure with HTML5
      • Adding a Figure with <figure>
      • Adding a Sidebar with <aside>
    • Browser Compatibility for the Semantic Elements
      • Styling the Semantic Elements
      • Using the HTML5 Shiv
      • Modernizr: An All-in-One Fix
    • Designing a Site with the Semantic Elements
      • Deeper into Headers
      • Navigation Links with <nav>
      • Deeper into Sections
      • Deeper into Footers
      • Identifying the Main Content with <main>
    • The HTML5 Outlining System
      • How to View an Outline
      • Basic Outlines
      • Sectioning Elements
      • Solving an Outline Problem
  • 3. Writing More Meaningful Markup
    • The Semantic Elements Revisited
      • Dates and Times with <time>
      • JavaScript Calculations with <output>
      • Highlighted Text with <mark>
    • Other Standards That Boost Semantics
      • ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)
      • RDFa (Resource Description Framework)
      • Microformats
      • Microdata
    • A Practical Example: Retrofitting an About Me Page
      • Extracting Semantic Data in Your Browser
    • How Search Engines Use Metadata
      • Google Rich Snippets
      • Enhanced Search Results
      • The Recipe Search Engine
  • 4. Building Better Web Forms
    • Understanding Forms
    • Revamping a Traditional HTML Form
      • Adding Hints with Placeholders
      • Focus: Starting in the Right Spot
    • Validation: Stopping Errors
      • How HTML5 Validation Works
      • Turning Validation Off
      • Validation Styling Hooks
      • Validating with Regular Expressions
      • Custom Validation
    • Browser Support for Web Forms and Validation
      • Testing for Support with Modernizr
      • Polyfilling with HTML5Forms
    • New Types of Input
      • Email Addresses
      • URLs
      • Search Boxes
      • Telephone Numbers
      • Numbers
      • Sliders
      • Dates and Times
      • Colors
    • New Elements
      • Input Suggestions with <datalist>
      • Progress Bars and Meters
      • Toolbars and Menus with <command> and <menu>
    • An HTML Editor in a Web Page
      • Using contenteditable to Edit an Element
      • Using designMode to Edit a Page
• 2. Video, Graphics, and Glitz
  • 5. Audio and Video
    • The Evolution of Web Video
    • Introducing HTML5 Audio and Video
      • Making Some Noise with <audio>
      • Preloading Media Files
      • Automatic Playback
      • Looping Playback
      • Getting the Big Picture with <video>
    • Understanding the HTML5 Media Formats
      • Meet the Media Formats
      • Browser Support for Media Formats
    • Fallbacks: How to Please Every Browser
      • Supporting Multiple Formats
      • Adding a Flash Fallback
    • Controlling Your Player with JavaScript
      • Adding Sound Effects
      • Creating a Custom Video Player
      • JavaScript Media Players
    • Video Captions
      • Timed Text Tracks and WebVTT
      • Adding Captions with <track>
      • Browser Support for Video Captions
  • 6. Fancy Fonts and Effects with CSS3
    • Using CSS3 Today
      • Strategy 1: Use What You Can
      • Strategy 2: Treat CSS3 Features as Enhancements
      • Strategy 3: Add Fallbacks with Modernizr
      • Browser-Specific Styles with Vendor Prefixes
    • Building Better Boxes
      • Transparency
      • Rounded Corners
      • Backgrounds
      • Shadows
      • Gradients
        • Linear Gradients
        • Radial Gradients
        • Repeating Gradients
    • Creating Effects with Transitions
      • A Basic Color Transition
      • More Transition Ideas
      • Triggering Transitions with JavaScript
      • Transforms
      • Transitions That Use Transforms
    • Web Fonts
      • Web Font Formats
      • Finding a Font for Your Website
      • Getting a Free Font from Font Squirrel
      • Preparing a Font for the Web
      • Even Easier Web Fonts with Google
      • Putting Text in Multiple Columns
  • 7. Responsive Web Design with CSS3
    • Responsive Design: The Basics
      • Fluid Layout
      • Fluid Images
      • Fluid Typography
      • Understanding Viewports: Making Your Layout Work on a Smartphone
    • Adapting Your Layout with Media Queries
      • The Anatomy of a Media Query
      • Creating a Simple Media Query
      • Building a Mobile-Friendly Layout
      • More Advanced Media Query Conditions
      • Replacing an Entire Style Sheet
      • Recognizing Specific Mobile Devices
  • 8. Basic Drawing with the Canvas
    • Getting Started with the Canvas
      • Straight Lines
      • Paths and Shapes
      • Curved Lines
      • Transforms
      • Transparency
      • Composite Operations
    • Building a Basic Paint Program
      • Preparing to Draw
      • Drawing on the Canvas
      • Saving the Picture in the Canvas
    • Browser Compatibility for the Canvas
      • Polyfilling the Canvas with ExplorerCanvas
      • Polyfilling the Canvas with FlashCanvas
      • The Canvas Fallback and Feature Detection
  • 9. Advanced Canvas: Interactivity and Animation
    • Other Things You Can Draw on the Canvas
      • Drawing Images
      • Slicing, Dicing, and Resizing an Image
      • Drawing Text
    • Shadows and Fancy Fills
      • Adding Shadows
      • Filling Shapes with Patterns
      • Filling Shapes with Gradients
      • Putting It Together: Drawing a Graph
    • Making Your Shapes Interactive
      • Keeping Track of What Youve Drawn
      • Hit Testing with Coordinates
    • Animating the Canvas
      • A Basic Animation
      • Animating Multiple Objects
    • A Practical Example: The Maze Game
      • Setting Up the Maze
      • Animating the Face
      • Hit Testing with Pixel Colors
• 3. Building Web Apps
  • 10. Storing Your Data
    • Web Storage Basics
      • Storing Data
      • A Practical Example: Storing the Last Position in a Game
      • Browser Support for Web Storage
    • Deeper into Web Storage
      • Removing Items
      • Finding All the Stored Items
      • Storing Numbers and Dates
      • Storing Objects
      • Reacting to Storage Changes
    • Reading Files
      • Getting Hold of a File
      • Reading a Text File with <input>
      • Replacing the Standard Upload Control
      • Reading Multiple Files at Once
      • Reading an Image File with Drag-and-Drop
      • Browser Support for the File API
    • IndexedDB: A Database Engine in a Browser
      • The Data Object
      • Creating and Connecting to a Database
      • Storing Records in the Database
      • Querying All the Records in a Table
      • Querying a Single Record
      • Deleting a Record
      • Browser Support for IndexedDB
  • 11. Running Offline
    • Caching Files with a Manifest
      • Creating a Manifest
      • Using Your Manifest
      • Putting Your Manifest on a Web Server
      • Updating the Manifest File
      • Browser Support for Offline Applications
    • Practical Caching Techniques
      • Accessing Uncached Files
      • Adding Fallbacks
      • Checking the Connection
      • Pointing Out Updates with JavaScript
  • 12. Communicating with the Web Server
    • Sending Messages to the Web Server
      • The XMLHttpRequest Object
      • Asking the Web Server a Question
        • Creating the Script
        • Calling the Web Server
      • Getting New Content
    • Server-Sent Events
      • The Message Format
      • Sending Messages with a Server Script
      • Processing Messages in a Web Page
      • Polling with Server-Side Events
    • Web Sockets
      • The Web Socket Server
      • A Simple Web Socket Client
      • Web Socket Examples on the Web
  • 13. Geolocation, Web Workers, and History Management
    • Geolocation
      • How Geolocation Works
      • Finding a Visitors Coordinates
      • Dealing with Errors
      • Setting Geolocation Options
      • Showing a Map
      • Monitoring a Visitors Moves
      • Browser Compatibility for Geolocation
    • Web Workers
      • A Time-Consuming Task
      • Doing Work in the Background
      • Handling Worker Errors
      • Canceling a Background Task
      • Passing More Complex Messages
      • Browser Compatibility for Web Workers
    • History Management
      • The URL Problem
      • The Old Solution: Hashbang URLs
      • The HTML5 Solution: Session History
      • Browser Compatibility for Session History
• 4. Appendixes
  • A. Essential CSS
    • Adding Styles to a Web Page
    • The Anatomy of a Style Sheet
      • CSS Properties
      • Formatting the Right Elements with Classes
      • Style Sheet Comments
    • Slightly More Advanced Style Sheets
      • Structuring a Page with <div> Elements
      • Multiple Selectors
      • Contextual Selectors
      • ID Selectors
      • Pseudo-Class Selectors
      • Attribute Selectors
    • A Style Sheet Tour
  • B. JavaScript: The Brains of Your Page
    • How a Web Page Uses JavaScript
      • Embedding Script in Your Markup
      • Using a Function
      • Moving the Code to a Script File
      • Responding to Events
    • A Few Language Essentials
      • Variables
      • Null Values
      • Variable Scope
      • Variable Data Types
      • Operations
      • Conditional Logic
      • Loops
      • Arrays
      • Functions That Receive and Return Data
      • Objects
      • Object Literals
    • Interacting with the Page
      • Manipulating an Element
      • Connecting to an Event Dynamically
      • Inline Events
• Index
• About the Author
• Copyright

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