HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

src: url(http://example.com/awesomeco.ttf);font-weight:bold; }]

Allows use of specific fonts via CSS. [C4, F3.5, S3.2, IE5, O10.1]

Referenced in Tip 25, Working with Fonts, on page 164

Transitions [transition:background0.3s ease]

Gradually transition a CSS property from one value to another over time.

[C4, F3.5, S4, IE10]

Referenced in Tip 26, Making Things Move with Transitions and Animations,

on page 169

Animations [animation:shake 0.5s 1;]

Gradually transition a CSS property from one value to another over time

using defined keyframe animations. [C4, F3.5, S4, IE10]

Referenced in Tip 26, Making Things Move with Transitions and Animations,

on page 169

CSS Filter Effects [filter: blur(10px) ]

Allows effects like blur, grayscale, sepia tones, drop shadows, and more

to be added to elements. [C18, S6, O15, iOS6]

Referenced in Section 11.5, Filter Effects, on page 250

Flexible Box model

Achieves better layout with CSS. [C26, F22, S4, O10.6]

Referenced in Section 11.1, Defining Layouts with the Flexible Box Model,

on page 240

A1.8 Client-Side Storage

localStorage

Stores data in key/value pairs, tied to a domain, and persists across

browser sessions. [C5, F3.5, S4, IE8, O10.5, iOS, A]

Referenced in Tip 27, Saving Preferences with Web Storage, on page 185

sessionStorage

Stores data in key/value pairs, tied to a domain, and is erased when a

browser session ends. [C5, F3.5, S4, IE8, O10.5, iOS, A]

Referenced in Tip 27, Saving Preferences with Web Storage, on page 185

IndexedDB

An in-browser object store that persists across sessions. [C25, F10, IE10]

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