Tag Archives: HTML5

Legend for and from HTML Map Element Geolocation Tutorial

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We thought we might have finished with the thread of blog postings last ending with Legend for and from HTML Map Element CSS Tutorial as shown below, but we hadn’t banked on the significance of the ideas of window.postMessage, and … Continue reading →

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Legend for and from HTML Map Element CSS Tutorial

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Our “Legend for and from HTML Map Element” blog posting thread continues today wrapping up a few issues and fixing some bugs, discovering for the first time for us, a true use for multiple background images, so please read on … Continue reading →

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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Ajax Tutorial

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Okay, so we find ourselves at the “HTML Url” last category section for Urls that you do not have the wherewithall to control anything about, unlike yesterday’s controllable and co-operative arrangements using window.postMessage techniques that we outlined with Legend for … Continue reading →

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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Cross-Domain Tutorial

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We’re talking about cross-domain issues today, and the wonderful window.postMessage messaging method to talk between parent HTML windows and child HTML iframe windows that aren’t on the same domain. But before you get too excited, it takes co-operation on both … Continue reading →

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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Overlay Tutorial

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We’re continuing on from Legend for and from HTML Map Element Primer Tutorial as shown below, today, putting our Legend into context with respect to the underlying HTML map element’s contents, honing in on the “for” of today’s blog posting … Continue reading →

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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Primer Tutorial

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Have you ever noticed the synergies between the HTML map element and the HTML table element? What would happen if we, in broad brush terms … change “map” to “table” … and … change “area” to “tr-td-a-svg–polygon” (“/area” to “/polygon-/svg-/a-/td-/tr”) … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Device Motion Events Game Tutorial

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Yesterday we drew attention to the great HTML5 Device Orientation events when we presented HTML5 Device Orientation Events Game Tutorial as shown below. Related to those mobile device Device Orientation event possibilities are the Device Motion event possibilities to relate … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Device Orientation Events Game Tutorial

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Today we’ve written a web application suiting mobile devices, but probably not many laptops. That is because we are harnessing the power of the Device Orientation (today) and Device Motion (at a later date) events new to HTML5, and very … Continue reading →

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