HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

loading H5F using, 57 – 58

using with load() function,

48, 224

Mozilla, see also Firefox

adoption of CSS3 and

HTML5 by, 8

VP8 and WebM support-

ed by, 136

Mozilla Developer Network,

275

MP3 codec, 135

MP3 files, encoding, 273

MP4 container, working with

codecs, 135

MP4 files, playing if browser

doesn’t support Flash, 145

MPEG group, creating H.264

codec, 133

multimedia, see also audio;

canvas; SVG (Scalable Vec-

tor Graphics); video

about, 4

quick reference for, 256 –

257

N

<nav>

about, 14

in semantic markup for

blog, 18 – 19

navigation hints, providing

with ARIA roles, 93 – 97

network, synchronizing local

data and detecting connec-

tivity of, 205

network connectivity, synchro-

nizing local data and detect-

ing, 205

noMeterSupport() function, 27

Node Packaged Modules

(NPM), installing dependen-

cies, xvi

Node.js, installing, xvi

NPM (Node Packaged Mod-

ules), installing dependen-

cies, xvi

:nth-child selector, 67, 72

:nth-last-child selector, 67, 74

:nth-of-type selector, 67, 71

number input type

about, 38

spinboxes as, 40

NVDA screen reader, 97

O

<object>, <embed> tag and, 132

Offline Web Applications

about, 184

working offline using,

203 – 206

OGG (Vorbis) codec, 135

OGG container, working with

codecs, 135

on() method, 218

onclick() method, separating

from content behavior, 30 –

32

onclose() method, 222

ondrag() method, 234

ondragend() method, 234

ondragenter() method, 234

ondragleave() method, 234

ondragover() method, 234

ondragstart() method, 234

ondrop() method, 234

onmessage() method, 221 – 222 ,

244 , 247

onopen() method, 221

onreadystatechange, 46

opacity() filter effect, 251

OpenType (OTF)

about, 165

browsers supporting, 165

Opera

about quick reference of

new elements support-

ed by, 253 – 254

about shorthand code for

browser, xiii

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

interface accessibility

techniques supported

by, 92

media queries support in,

83

new elements supported

by, 14

providing hints with

placeholder text in, 52

selectors supported by,

67 – 68

user interface features

supported by, 151 – 152

vendor-specific prefixes

used in, 88

VP8 codec supported by,

134

web form features sup-

ported by, 38

Web VTT supported by,

147

Web Workers supported

by, 239

OTF (OpenType)

about, 165

browsers supporting, 165

P

pattern, validation with regular

expressions using, 55 – 56

pattern attribute, building vali-

dation with, 57

placeholder support input

type

about, 38

providing hints with, 50 –

53

platform vs. specification,

HTML5, xi–xii

polite method of updating,

102

polyfills, resource for making

features work in unsupport-

ed browsers, 275

<polyline>, 126

pop-up windows, creating

with custom data at-

tributes, 30 – 33

Porteneuve, Christophe,

Pragmatic Guide to Java-

Script, xiv

postMessage() method, 218 ,

244 , 246– 247

Pragmatic Guide to JavaScript,

turning HTML into, 124

Index • 286

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