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HTML5 Multimedia Developer's Guide
CITATION
Bluttman, Ken and
Cottrell, Lee
.
HTML5 Multimedia Developer's Guide
.
US
: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2012.
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HTML5 Multimedia Developer's Guide
Authors:
Ken Bluttman
and
Lee Cottrell
Published:
March 2012
eISBN:
9780071752831 0071752838
|
ISBN:
9780071752824
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Overview
1 New Features of HTML5
HTML5 Is a Kinder, Gentler HTML
HTML5 and CSS
New HTML Tags
HTML5 and HTML4 Comparison
The Latest in Multimedia the HTML5 Way!
Summary
2 JavaScript and CSS in HTML5 Web Development
JavaScript Is Integral to Web Development
Placing a Script at the End of a Page
Loops and Conditional Tests
JavaScript in an External File
CSS Overview
ID Selectors: Targeting Specific Page Sections
How CSS Is Applied to New HTML Multimedia Tags
Summary
Part II: Graphics and Media
3 Getting Creative with the Canvas
Introducing the Canvas
Drawing on the Canvas
Using Gradients
Understanding Paths
Drawing Circles and Arcs
Drawing Lines
Using Multiple Canvases
Placing Text on a Canvas
Summary
4 Using Animation and Events with the Canvas
Circles, Revisited
A Moving Gradient
Using Events
Summary
5 Getting Visual with Video
Of Formats, Codecs, and Other Confusing Matters
Reformatting Files
Watching Video!
Summary
Part III: Advanced HTML5 Features
6 Audio the HTML5 Way
Introducing the Audio Element
Look Ma, No Audio Player!
Events and Audio
Summary
7 Be Persistent with Local Storage
Local Storage Defined
Basic Local Storage
Getting Visual
Summary
8 Drag-and-Drop: Moving Things Around the Screen
A Box in a Box
Adding Actions to Drag-and-Drop Events
Online Shopping Made Easy
Playing Tic-Tac-Toe
Summary
9 Geolocation
Geolocation Methods
Privacy Concerns
Finding Your Location
Mapping Your Place in the World
Summary
10 HTML5 Document Structure
The Problems with Div
HTML5 Layout Tags
Summary
11 New HTML Form Elements and Usage
HTML5 Input Types
Creating a Form
Creating Safe Forms
Summary
12 CSS3: New Styling Techniques
CSS3 Modules
Web Fonts
Backgrounds
Borders
Transformations
Transitions
Animations
Summary
13 Editable Regions and Offline Sites
Editable Content
Offline Sites
Summary
14 Advanced Topics: Taking It All a Little Further
JavaScript
Math Made Visible
Parallax Processing
Summary
A: Quick Reference
Index