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HTML & CSS

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HTML5 WebSockets are great - if your browser and server platform support them. Craig looks at Pusher, a new service which polyfills the gaps and allows you to use WebSocket technology today.Read More
 
Firefox 12 and Chrome 18 have been released in the past few days. Craig looks at a few (very few) of the new features.Read More
Modern browsers like Internet Explorer 10 are implementing stable versions of some interesting HTML5 features, including offline application programming interfaces (API), drag and drop, and file API.... Read More
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Are SVGs are being neglected in favor of the canvas element? Craig cites several good reasons why your next project could benefit from using Scalable Vector Graphics.Read More
 
 
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Craig's brief tutorial explains how you can utilize the mouse wheel in your HTML5 application to do more than just scrolling.Read More
 
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The -9999px text indent has served us well but there's a new image replacement kid on the block. Craig analyses the latest technique.Read More
 
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I’ll show you how to build a Twitter widget for your website that downloads the latest tweets from your twitter account using Twitter’s search API, and displays them in a table. To download the... Read More
 
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Craig's latest tutorial shows how you can view games, videos and images in full-screen mode using a new HTML5 API provided in Firefox, Chrome and Safari.Read More
 
 
HTML5
It’s been a while since we’ve released a new reference poster to our community of designers and developers. The good news is we’ve just completed “The HTML5 Reference... Read More
 
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The W3C will shortly announce three new elements which supplement the HTML5 audio and video tags to enable a full sensory experience in your web pages. Craig looks at the HTML, CSS and JavaScript... Read More
 
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Craig provides his top 10 tips for developers who want to write successful jQuery plugins.Read More
 
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Craig looks at Tron, an HTML5 game written in 219 bytes. Could some of the bandwidth-saving techniques be used in your pages?Read More
 
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In part two of A Comprehensive Introduction to LESS, Ivaylo teaches us how to use mixins, and other programming pleasantries that LESS providesRead More
 
CSS3 Anthology
Hey there, all you CSSers! As part of the launch of our latest book “The CSS3 Anthology, 4th Edition – Take Your Sites to New Heights” we’re laying down the challenge for all... Read More