HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

headings associating

with, 106

specifying widths, 88

splitting, 84 – 87

compatibility (backward), 1

configureTabSelection() method,

211

connectToDB() method, 194

contact list, creating, 214 –

215

containers

about, 133

working with codecs, 135

content

accessibility of, 91

describing web page, 19 –

20

displaying, 123

separating from behavior,

30 – 32

contenteditable attribute

Drag and Drop and, 235

in-place editing with, 38 ,

59 – 65

contrast() filter effect, 250

cookies, 183

Crafty library, 129

createDragAndDropEventsfunction(),

235

createMessageListeners() function,

247

createObjectStore() method, 194

cross-browser chatting, 225

cross-document messaging,

5

Cross-Document Messaging

(Web Messaging) API

about, 207

about future of, 238

talking across domains,

213 – 218

Cross-Origin Resource Shar-

ing, 239 , 242– 243

cross-site scripting, 5

CSS filter effects, 239 , 250–

252

CSS3

about, xi

benefits of, 1 – 4

challenges of, 5 – 9

quick reference for, 257 –

259

resources, 275

cubic-bezier() functions, 170 –

172

custom data attributes

about, 14

caution using, 33

creating pop-up windows

with, 30 – 33

D

data, describing with HTML,

121 – 122

data() method, 196

data, storing on client, see

also IndexedDB

about, 183 – 184

saving and loading set-

tings with localStorage,

187 – 189

saving preferences with

Web SQL Storage, 185 –

189

Web SQL Databases API,

202

working offline, 203 – 206

data-setup attribute, 143

date field input type

about, 38

recording, 41

dates with times input type,

38

delete() method, 200 – 201

deprecated tags, 6 – 8

description lists

about, 14

defining FAQs with, 34 –

35

descriptions, explaining ta-

bles with, 106 – 108

descriptive list (<dl>), 34– 35

Designing with Web Stan-

dards (Zeldman), xiv

DirectX filters, emulating

CSS3 transformations, gra-

dients, and shadows with,

162 – 163

<div>

as container in HTML5

template, 241

in card-sorting applica-

tion, 232 – 234

overuse of, 13

support for draggable ele-

ments using, 236 – 237

<dl> (descriptive list), 34 – 35

doctype

about, 17

declaration, 1 – 2

Document Object Model

(DOM)

ExplorerCanvas library

and, 119

Web Worker script access-

ing, 244 , 247

document-structure roles,

96 – 97

DOM (Document Object Mod-

el)

ExplorerCanvas library

and, 119

Web Worker script access-

ing, 244

domains, talking across, 213 –

218

done() callback, 174 – 175

double colon (::) syntax, 79 –

80

Drag and Drop API

about, 207 – 208

about future of, 238

events supported by, 234

using, 231 – 237

drawLogo() function, 119

drawing

graphs using RGraph li-

brary, 120 – 125

on canvas, 112 – 119

using SVG, 126 – 129

drop shadows

adding to elements, 157 ,

160

adding to text, 161

drop-shadow() filter effect, 250

DRY, definition of, 63

Duckett, Jon, HTML and CSS:

Design and Build Websites,

xiv

E

ease-in curve, 170

ease-in-out curve, 171

ease-out curve, 170 – 171

easing functions, 170

effects, visual, 4, 169, see al-

so animations

elements, see also tags, new

adding drop shadows to,

157 , 160

quick reference of fea-

tures, 253

Index • 282

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