...
always be local (and Temp is also local), whereas settings and data that represent the user’s interaction
with the app are potential roaming candidates. For example, an email app that maintains ...
animations library. We’ll see the basics of page loading and navigation in Chapter 3, "App
Anatomy and Page Navigation."
Those Capabilities Again: Getting to Data and Devices
At run time, ... to that of web applications.)
When a user installs an update that has the same package name as an existing app, note that all the
settings and appdata for the prior version remain intact. Your...
...
Playback Manager and Background Audio 406
Playing Sequential Audio 410
Playlists 411
Loading and Manipulating Media 414
Media File Metadata 414
Image Manipulation and Encoding 423
Manipulating ... context and allows for transition animations through CSS and/ or the WinJS
animations library. We’ll see the basics of page loading and navigation in Chapter 3, "App
Anatomy and Page Navigation." ... interaction
with the app are potential roaming candidates. For example, an email app that maintains a local cache
of messages would keep those local but would roam account settings (sans passwords)...
...
always be local (and Temp is also local), whereas settings and data that represent the user’s interaction
with the app are potential roaming candidates. For example, an email app that maintains ... context and allows for transition animations through CSS and/ or the WinJS
animations library. We’ll see the basics of page loading and navigation in Chapter 3, "App
Anatomy and Page Navigation." ... pursue—maybe taking an idea you had for a feature in one app and
breaking that out into a new app in a different category. Here you can see what’s selling well (and
what’s not) or where a particular...
... the
Share charm with as many apps as participate in the contract. Whenever you’re in an app and invoke
Share, Windows sends whatever data that source app makes available (if any) to whatever ... is all well and good and works in a Metro style app, but it has several drawbacks. One is
that navigation between pages means reloading script, parsing a new HTML document, and
parsing and applying ... basics of page loading and navigation in Chapter 3,
"App Anatomy and Page Navigation."
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FIGURE 2-7 Full-screen landscape and filled (landscape) wireframe. These states typically use...
... information about known typographical and
code errors, as well as necessary updates for new browser releases and versions of
web standards.
In addition to the official site hosted and maintained by ... available for Windows
only. To download a trial version, visit Corel’s
website
6
and click the Free Trials link in the navig-
ation bar.
Windows Tools
The standard Windows install hasn’t always ... available for Mac users), and it’s
well-equipped to handle most tasks that you’re likely to encounter as you manage
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For Manda, my...
... XP.
Finally, warm hugs to Linda, Ashley, Gareth, Jasmine, Karma, Angel, and, of course, the
newest member of my family, Kiana, for ensuring that I took sufficient breaks to avoid carpal
tunnel ... first logged in as an
undergraduate at the University of California, San Diego. Since then, he’s been a research
scientist at Hewlett-Packard Laboratories in Palo Alto, California, reviews editor ... no
reason why you can’t riffle through the pages andcreate your own strategy for navigating
this information.
Are you still with me? The book is an example of linear information organization....
... text and simple lines, you can start
adding the style or character of the page — playing with colors and fonts, backgrounds and images —
to createa page that’s visually appealing.
Now that you ... liquid design, there are both advantages and disadvantages to the fixed-width page
approach.
The advantages are as follows:
❑ Pixel values are accurate at controlling width and positioning of elements.
❑ ... your
pages should therefore be to look at the elements that will appear on every page. This usually means
starting with the branding and the primary navigation.
The branding and primary navigation...
... support JavaScriptand must have it enabled (most
browsers allow you to disable JavaScript) . Bearing in mind that a user might not have JavaScript enabled
in the browser, you should use JavaScript ... Creating an External JavaScript
You have already seen a basic example of aJavaScript that writes to a page. In this example, you will
move that code to an external file. The external file is going ... languages often have to work with the same applications or the same kinds
of documents, there are things called Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, that are like a manual of
what can be asked...
... make creating Web versions of print material easy. You’ll also learn
about the nuances of XHTML and the tremendous power and capabilities that Cascading Style
Sheets add to the equation, as ... tags are stand-alone entities, the majority are paired, with
beginning and end tags. The beginning tag is called the open tag, and the end tag is called
the close tag.
The most basic of all ... Internet Explorer, reads a file that
doesn’t contain any HTML tags? Suppose that you recently created the file
not-yet .html
in
NotePad, but you haven’t had a chance to add HTML tags. Your file...
... don’t have to break bad habits later!
Ł
Because I’m following XHTML standards in this book, all stand-alone tags have a
slightly odd appearance, witha
/>
sequence at the end rather than the ... and how to make various other
changes within sentences and paragraphs.
Ł
Summary
A great deal of information was presented here. You learned many of the
basic HTML tags, and you created your ... used as containers (that is, a paired tag), for many years
note
people recommended that they be used as stand-alone tags instead, witha
<p>
wherever a break was desired. As HTML has...