HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

counting backward with

:nth-last-child, 74– 75

striping rows with :nth-of-

type selector, 71 – 72

tags, new, see also elements

about future of, 35

<article>, 14, 19– 20

<aside>, 14, 20– 22

deprecated, 6 – 8

<div>, 13

<dl>, 34– 35

<footer>, 18

<header>, 14, 17

<meta>, 17

<meter>, 14, 26– 29

<nav>, 14, 18– 19

overuse of, 13

<progress>, 14

<section>, 14, 19

text

adding in SVG, 127

adding in canvas, 116

aligning in columns, 72

shadows on, 161

splitting into columns,

84 – 87

<th>, 106– 107

Theora codec

about, 134

browsers supporting, 133

containers working with,

136

encoding to, 274

timing functions, understand-

ing, 170 – 172

title attribute, added to error

message, 56

<track>, 131, 146– 148

transcripts, making from

video and audio, 146

transformations

making transparent

backgrounds, 162 – 163

using to rotate elements,

157 , 161

transition-timing-function property,

170

transitions

about, 169

about user interface fea-

ture, 152

creating, 172 – 173

handling with jQuery,

177

properties, 169

TrueType (TTF)

about, 165

browsers supporting, 165

<tspan>, 127

TTF (TrueType)

about, 165

browsers supporting, 165

Typekit, Adobe, 166

U

Unfortunately for us,Modern-

izr library, using to load

jQuery UI, 236 – 237

updateNote() method, 199

URL field input type, 38, 43

user input, validating, 54 – 58

user interfaces, see al-

so screen readers

about, 151

adding drop shadows to,

157 , 160

adding to backgrounds

gradients for, 157 ,

159 – 160

making things move,

169 – 178

rotating elements in,

151 , 157, 161– 163

rounding rough edges,

153 – 156

working with fonts, 164 –

168

V

validation via regex input

pattern, 38

vector graphics

about, 4

creating with SVG, 126 –

129

vendor-specific prefixes, 87 –

88

video

about, 4, 131

adding captions to, 146 –

148

code testing browser

support of MP4 files,

145

codecs, 133 – 134

defining, 141

embedding, 141 – 145

encoding for Web, 274

exploring media content,

149

fetching with Web Work-

ers, 243 – 247

limitations of HTML5,

148

making accessible, 146 –

149

making transcripts from,

146

placing Flash object code

within, 143

Video for Everybody (website),

143

Video.js library

resource for, 276

supporting video on all

platforms, 143 – 145

<track> tag supported by,

147

using Flash as fallback

for browsers, 145

visual effects, 4, 169, see al-

so animations

Vorbis (OGG) codec, 135

Vorbis format, encoding in,

273

VP8 codec

about, 134

browsers supporting, 133

encoding to, 274

W

W3C Validator service, 8

WAI-ARIA specification

about, 91 – 92

future and, 108

live regions provided by,

98

web applications, creating in-

teractive

about, 207

about future of, 238

chatting with web sock-

ets, 219 – 225

discovering where people

are, 227 – 230

managing browser histo-

ry, 209 – 212

talking across domains,

213 – 218

using drag and drop,

231 – 237

web browsers, see browsers

web development, 1 – 4

web forms

about creating, 37 – 38

describing, 40 – 43

describing data with new

input fields, 39 – 48

fields, 38

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