HTML 5 Tutorial » HTML 5 Reference http://html5tutorial.net Tutorials, Tips & News for the Designer Sat, 05 May 2012 10:21:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= HTML5 Books – Help When You Need It http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/html5-books-help-when-you-need-it.html http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/html5-books-help-when-you-need-it.html#comments Thu, 08 Dec 2011 15:15:39 +0000 the Editor http://html5tutorial.net/?p=472 HTML5 is an exciting and powerful standard for the development of advanced web pages. It offers the ability for web designers to integrate many convenient and flexible features into their web pages and greatly enhances the enjoyment and effectiveness of these sites. However it can be complicated and somewhat difficult to implement. There are some terrific resources to help so we’ll discuss the availability and benefit of some HTML5 books.

There are many places to find useful and effective HTML5 books. They have been developed by some very talented web designers and offer a great deal of information and support in terms of being able to adopt and use the HTML5 standard.

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You can find these books in a variety of online and offline outlets. For example there are many find HTML5 books available at major bookstores such as Barnes and Noble and Books-A-Million. The advantage in visiting a bookstore is that you can peruse the book to see if it will benefit you as expected before you actually purchase the book.

You can also compare several books to determine which one is best suited for your applications and interests. However there are also very extensive resources when it comes to online bookstores such as Amazon. And even the major retail bookstores like Barnes and Noble also have an online retail store.

In any case you can get a great deal of information on different HTML5 books from a site like Amazon. What is very helpful is the availability of reviews on different books. It is therefore very possible to find out what others think about a particular book.

Amazon has established a ratings system so you can quickly see how positive the ratings are for a particular book in specific areas. You can also read detailed comments from other readers concerning their experience and satisfaction with the book.

You can also find a great deal of helpful information concerning HTML5 books by visiting relevant forums. These forums address topics closely related to HTML5 development. Many of them have sections pertaining to learning resources and this certainly includes books.

Within these forums, you can find helpful reviews and comments by people who have developed outstanding knowledge and expertise in this area. They are therefore very qualified to comment on the effectiveness of the information presented in these books.

The comments tend to be very limited in terms of self serving purposes. So you should be able to find many unbiased comments and reports. In this way you should be able to find some outstanding HTML5 books which can help you to develop well written and effective sites using the HTML5 standard.

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]]> http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/html5-books-help-when-you-need-it.html/feed 0 New HTML 5 Tags To Familiarize Yourself With http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html#comments Thu, 24 Dec 2009 10:00:06 +0000 the Editor http://html5tutorial.net/?p=338 It is expected to find new elements and additions to any upgraded version of a program or software. The same holds true for HTML 5 as there are a number of new HTML 5 tags you will find. The latest version improves interoperability while reducing the development costs simply by making precise rules on how to handle all of the different HTML elements.

There are new features for several different elements with the World Wide Web language. Some of the new features are used for embedding audio, video, graphics, client-side data storage, and interactive documents. In addition, you will find new elements like <nav>, <header> and <footer>.

You will find over 100 new HTML 5 tags to take advantage of with the revision. Some of the new tags you will find help to define a comment, document type, hyperlink, an article, a body element and much more.

As mentioned, there are several new tags that will help define entertainment features as well. Some of the new tags within this area include <video>, <img> for an image, <canvas> to describe graphics, and <audio> to define sound content. With more and more web sites applying video and audio to their web pages, it is imperative you recognize and understand these tags.

With over 100 different tags added to the revised HTML, it can take some time to become completely familiar with all of the new HTML 5 tags. There are certainly some that will become more popular than others; especially for your particular niche. The key is recognizing the tags that you use most and familiarizing yourself with as many as possible that will be associated with your business.

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]]> http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html/feed 4 HTML 5 Reference http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/html-5-reference.html http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/html-5-reference.html#comments Wed, 02 Sep 2009 10:38:15 +0000 the Editor http://html5tutorial.net/?p=35 Below is a complete list of HTML 5 tags, in the next few weeks our site will provide you with a downloadable tag list so that you can learn HTML 5. As you will notice with the HTML 5 tags below there are several new code inclusions.

  • 4* The element is defined in HTML 4+
  • 5* The element is defined in HTML 5

Tag Description 4 5
<comment> Defines a comment 4 5
<DOCTYPE> Defines the document type 4 5
<a> Defines a hyperlink 4 5
<abbr> Defines an abbreviation 4 5
<acronym> Not supported. Defines an acronym 4  
<address> Defines an address element 4 5
<applet> Not supported. Defines an applet 4  
<area> Defines an area inside an image map 4 5
<article> Defines an article   5
<aside> Defines content aside from the page content   5
<audio> Defines sound content   5
<b> Defines bold text 4 5
<base> Defines a base URL for all the links in a page 4 5
<basefont> Not supported. Use CSS instead 4  
<bdo> Defines the direction of text display 4 5
<big> Not supported. Defines big text 4  
<blockquote> Defines a long quotation 4 5
<body> Defines the body element 4 5
<br> Inserts a single line break 4 5
<button> Defines a push button 4 5
<canvas> Defines graphics   5
<caption> Defines a table caption 4 5
<center> Not supported. Defines centered text 4  
<cite> Defines a citation 4 5
<code> Defines computer code text 4 5
<col> Defines attributes for table columns 4 5
<colgroup> Defines groups of table columns 4 5
<command> Defines a command button   5
<datagrid> Defines data in a tree-list   5
<datalist> Defines a dropdown list   5
<datatemplate> Defines a data template   5
<dd> Defines a definition description 4 5
<del> Defines deleted text 4 5
<details> Defines details of an element   5
<dialog> Defines a dialog (conversation)   5
<dir> Not supported. Defines a directory list 4  
<div> Defines a section in a document 4 5
<dfn> Defines a definition term 4 5
<dl> Defines a definition list 4 5
<dt> Defines a definition term 4 5
<em> Defines emphasized text 4 5
<embed> Defines external interactive content or plugin   5
<eventsource> Defines a target for events sent by a server   5
<fieldset> Defines a fieldset 4 5
<figure> Defines a group of media content, and their caption   5
<font> Deprecated. Defines text font, size, and color 4  
<footer> Defines a footer for a section or page   5
<form> Defines a form 4 5
<frame> Not supported. Defines a sub window (a frame) 4  
<frameset> Not supported. Defines a set of frames 4  
<h1> to <h6> Defines header 1 to header 6 4 5
<head> Defines information about the document 4 5
<header> Defines a header for a section or page   5
<hr> Defines a horizontal rule 4 5
<html> Defines an html document 4 5
<i> Defines italic text 4 5
<iframe> Defines an inline sub window (frame) 4 5
<img> Defines an image 4 5
<input> Defines an input field 4 5
<ins> Defines inserted text 4 5
<isindex> Not supported. Defines a single-line
input field		 4  
<kbd> Defines keyboard text 4 5
<label> Defines a label for a form control 4 5
<legend> Defines a title in a fieldset 4 5
<li> Defines a list item 4 5
<link> Defines a resource reference 4 5
<mark> Defines marked text   5
<map> Defines an image map 4 5
<menu> Defines a menu list 4 5
<meta> Defines meta information 4 5
<meter> Defines measurement within a predefined range   5
<nav> Defines navigation links   5
<nest> Defines a nestingpoint in a datatemplate   5
<noframes> Not supported. Defines a noframe section 4  
<noscript> Defines a noscript section 4 5
<object> Defines an embedded object 4 5
<ol> Defines an ordered list 4 5
<optgroup> Defines an option group 4 5
<option> Defines an option in a drop-down list 4 5
<output> Defines some types of output   5
<p> Defines a paragraph 4 5
<param> Defines a parameter for an object 4 5
<pre> Defines preformatted text 4 5
<progress> Defines progress of a task of any kind   5
<q> Defines a short quotation 4 5
<rule> Defines the rules for updating a template   5
<s> Not supported. Defines strikethrough text 4  
<samp> Defines sample computer code 4 5
<script> Defines a script 4 5
<section> Defines a section   5
<select> Defines a selectable list 4 5
<small> Defines small text 4 5
<source> Defines media resources   5
<span> Defines a section in a document 4 5
<strike> Not supported. Defines strikethrough text 4  
<strong> Defines strong text 4 5
<style> Defines a style definition 4 5
<sub> Defines subscripted text 4 5
<sup> Defines superscripted text 4 5
<table> Defines a table 4 5
<tbody> Defines a table body 4 5
<td> Defines a table cell 4 5
<textarea> Defines a text area 4 5
<tfoot> Defines a table footer 4 5
<th> Defines a table header 4 5
<thead> Defines a table header 4 5
<time> Defines a date/time   5
<title> Defines the document title 4 5
<tr> Defines a table row 4 5
<tt> Not supported. Defines teletype text 4  
<u> Not supported. Defines underlined text 4  
<ul> Defines an unordered list 4 5
<var> Defines a variable 4 5
<video> Defines a video   5
<xmp> Not supported. Defines preformatted text 4  


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