HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

showing progress toward

goal with meter, 26 – 29

turning into editable

field, 60

using transformations to

rotate, 157 , 161

email field input type, 38, 42

<embed>, 131– 132

Embedded OpenType (EOT),

165 – 166

encoding audio and video for

Web, 273 – 274

EOT (Embedded OpenType),

165

EventSource, 249

EventSource object, 247

ExplorerCanvas library, 118 –

119 , 124

F

fades, creating with transi-

tions, 169

fail() callback, 175 , 177

FAQs (frequently asked ques-

tions), defining with descrip-

tion list, 34 – 35

fetchNotes() method, 195 , 197

filter effects, CSS, 239 , 250–

252

Firefox

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 CSS3 and

HTML5 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

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

live regions supported by,

98

media queries support in,

83

new elements supported

by, 14

participating in real-time

chats using, 223

playing MP4 files, 145

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

VP8 codec supported by,

134

Web SQL Databases API

and, 202

Web Workers supported

by, 239

:first-childselector, 67

:first-of-type selector, 68

Flash Player

browsers participating in

real-time chats using,

223

delivering audio and

video content, 132

delivering video using,

148

support of H.264 codec,

134

supporting Flash-based

fallback, 143

Video.js using, 145

working with containers

and codecs, 135

Flash Socket Policy file, 225 ,

276

flex items, in HTML5 tem-

plate, 241

Flexible Box model

about, 239

defining layouts with,

240 – 242

Flexie forcing, 242

focus effect, 61

creating, 173

font stacks, 168 , 276

@font-face directive

about, 165

redistribution rights and,

166

fonts

about, 164

about resources for, 276

browsers supporting,

171 – 172

changing, 165 – 167

choosing in adding text

to canvas, 116

converting, 167

@font-face directive, 165

format of, 165

rights and, 166

FontSquirrel font, 165 , 275

<footer>

about, 14

in semantic markup for

blog, 18

frames, support for, 7

frequently asked questions

(FAQs), defining with de-

scription list, 34 – 35

future of HTML5 and CSS3,

9

G

Geolocation API

about, 208

discovering where people

are with, 227 – 230

getContext() method, 112

getData() method, 235

getLatitudeAndLongitude() method,

229 – 230

getNote() method, 197

Google, see also Chrome

adoption of HTML5 and

CSS3 by, 8

ClientLocation() method, 230

fetching video from

YouTube, 243 – 247

Static Map API, 227 – 228

VP8 and WebM support-

ed by, 136

YouTube support of

H.264 codec, 134

Google Font API, 166

Index • 283

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