Comments on: New HTML 5 Tags To Familiarize Yourself With http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html Tutorials, Tips & News for the Designer Sun, 06 May 2012 13:53:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: HTML5Student http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html/comment-page-1#comment-923 HTML5Student Wed, 30 Mar 2011 13:18:18 +0000 http://html5tutorial.net/?p=338#comment-923 Adrian, The reason you have not been able to get those tags to work is most likely because you have not been using a fully HTML5 compliant browser. For example using firefox4 beta some HTML5 tags still were not operating correctly. Same goes for the recent Opera beta release. Firefox 4 has now been fully released and the search tags are working as expected. You could also try using IE9 which is also fully HTML5 compliant however just like previous IE versions some unexpected anomalies seem to occur in the rendering. (Microsoft will never get it right it seems on the browser front :p) Adrian, The reason you have not been able to get those tags to work is most likely because you have not been using a fully HTML5 compliant browser. For example using firefox4 beta some HTML5 tags still were not operating correctly. Same goes for the recent Opera beta release.

Firefox 4 has now been fully released and the search tags are working as expected. You could also try using IE9 which is also fully HTML5 compliant however just like previous IE versions some unexpected anomalies seem to occur in the rendering. (Microsoft will never get it right it seems on the browser front :p)

]]> By: Adrian West http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html/comment-page-1#comment-911 Adrian West Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:07:35 +0000 http://html5tutorial.net/?p=338#comment-911 The markup was: < form > < input name="q" type="search"> < input type="submit" value="find"> < /form > Adrian West The markup was:

< form >
< input name=”q” type=”search”>
< input type=”submit” value=”find”>
< /form >

Adrian West

]]> By: Adrian West http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html/comment-page-1#comment-910 Adrian West Mon, 07 Mar 2011 17:20:06 +0000 http://html5tutorial.net/?p=338#comment-910 Oh! the markup was removed from my response when I submitted it. Oh! the markup was removed from my response when I submitted it.

]]> By: Adrian West http://html5tutorial.net/html-5-reference/new-html-5-tags-to-familiarize-yourself-with.html/comment-page-1#comment-909 Adrian West Mon, 07 Mar 2011 17:17:43 +0000 http://html5tutorial.net/?p=338#comment-909 The new html5 search input tag, I have read manuals, searched the forums and can find no way of making the new search tag work (even in Opera). Every one bangs on about styling the search field but give no reference on how to make it search a website. All resources quote this:- Has anybody managed to make it search a website? The new html5 search input tag, I have read manuals, searched the forums and can find no way of making the new search tag work (even in Opera). Every one bangs on about styling the search field but give no reference on how to make it search a website. All resources quote this:-

Has anybody managed to make it search a website?

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