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HTML5 Time Tag Timeline Tutorial
The recent HTML5 Time Tag Primer Tutorial introduced the time tag, an HTML5 initiative, into our frame of reference here at this blog. As soon as date and/or time come into the picture the “when” of life comes into focus, … Continue reading
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Tagged body, class, CSS, DOM, external Javascript, Google, Google chart, head, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, interface, Javascript, mark, programming, pseudo element, stop press, style, timeline, tutorial
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HTML5 Time Tag Primer Tutorial
You might be forgiven reading this webpage about the time tag introduced with HTML5 that it is not of much use, because it doesn’t show any distinguishing feature yet, in any of the web browsers. But you can tailor the … Continue reading
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Tagged body, class, CSS, DOM, head, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, mark, programming, pseudo element, stop press, style, tutorial
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CSS3 Animations Below the Fold Asynchronous Tutorial
Yesterday’s CSS3 Animations Below the Fold Tutorial got us talking about “below the fold” and that concept’s natural “partner”, to our mind, is talk of “asynchronous” processing. These two ideas are very powerful. If you can be arranging your webpages … Continue reading
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Tagged above the fold, animation, asynchronous, background, background image, CSS, CSS3, DOM, external Javascript, fold, HTML, Javascript, keyframes, margin-left, margin-top, programming, reveal, rules, script, tutorial, web design
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CSS3 Animations Below the Fold Tutorial
There is a general term “Below the Fold” that says, as far as web design goes … Far enough down that it is not likely to be visible in the initial display of a standard browser window, such that the … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, background, background image, CSS, CSS3, DOM, fold, HTML, Javascript, keyframes, margin-left, margin-top, programming, reveal, rules, tutorial, web design
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CSS3 Animations with Javascript DOM Primer Tutorial
We’re extending some ideas first played with CSS3 @keyframes Rule Primer Tutorial regarding CSS3 Animations, an important topic. Now in that previous work we never used Javascript, and today, we don’t clobber that version, because that is an important consideration … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, background, background image, CSS, CSS3, DOM, HTML, Javascript, keyframes, programming, rules, tutorial
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