HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

participating in real-time

chats using Flash Play-

er, 223

playing MP4 files in, 145

polyfills resource for

making features work

in unsupported, 275

providing hints with

placeholder text in, 52

resources, 275

selectors supported by,

67 – 68

semantic markup sup-

port in, 24 – 25

Server-Sent Events sup-

ported by, 239

shorthand code for, xiii

support for working of-

fline in, 203

user interface features

supported by, 151

using ExplorerCanvas li-

brary, 118

vendor-specific prefixes

used in, 87 – 88

video codecs supported

in, 133

VP8 codec supported by,

134

web form features sup-

ported by, 38

Web SQL Databases API

in, 202

Web Workers supported

by, 239

WebKit-based, 250 – 251

Burnham, Trevor, Async

JavaScript, 175

C

cache, defining with manifest,

203 – 205

canPlayType() method, 140 , 145

<canvas>

about, 111

about future of using,

129

creating graphs using,

120 – 125

drawing lines on, 115 –

116

drawing logo on, 112 – 119

drawing shapes and

paths on, 116 – 117

<caption>, 92, 106

captions

adding to video, 146 – 148

explaining tables with,

106

card-sorting application, 231 –

237

challenges of HTML5 and

CSS3, 5 – 9

chat servers, 225

chatting, using web sockets,

219 – 225

Chrome

3D Canvas with WebGL

supported by, 240

about quick reference of

new elements support-

ed by, 253 – 254

about shorthand code for

browser, xiii

adoption of HTML5 and

CSS3 by, 8

alternative to drawing in,

111

audio and video features

supported in, 131

audio codecs supported

by, 135

combinations of contain-

ers and codecs support-

ed by, 135

Cross-Origin Resource

Sharing supported by,

239

CSS Filter Effects support-

ed by, 239

features for storing data

on client supported by,

184

Flexible Box model sup-

ported by, 239

fonts supported by, 165

HTML5 APIs supported

by, 207 – 208

IndexedDB supported by,

201

interface accessibility

techniques supported

by, 92

media queries support in,

83

new elements supported

by, 14

participating in real-time

chats using, 223

providing hints with

placeholder text in, 52

selectors supported by,

67 – 68

Server-Sent Events sup-

ported by, 239

support for working of-

fline in, 203 , 205– 206

user interface features

supported by, 151 – 152

vendor-specific prefixes

used in, 88

video codecs supported

in, 133

VP8 codec supported by,

134

web form features sup-

ported by, 38

Web SQL Databases API

in, 202

Web VTT supported by,

147

Web Workers supported

by, 239

Clark, Keith, 76

class attribute, 143

clearNotes() method, 200

click() method, 32 – 33

client-side storage, 5, 183,

259 , see also data, storing

on client

client-side web applications,

talking across domains,

213 – 218

ClientLocation() method, 230

codecs

AAC, 135

H.264, 132 – 134

MP3, 135

OGG (Vorbis), 135

Theora, 133 – 134

Theora codec, 136

video, 133

Vorbis (OGG), 135

VP8, 133 – 134

working with containers,

135

color

adding to backgrounds,

158 – 159

filter effects changing,

250 – 251

input field, 43

input type, 38

using jQuery Color plug-

in, 176

color picker, replacing, 44 – 47

column-rule: selector, 68

columns

aligning text, 72

Index • 281

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