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The various details of the tags within the document head are all presented in the
element reference in Chapter 3; the aim here was to show you the organization of the head ... in (X )HTML and then
check whether it conforms to the rules specified by the DTD used. This process of checking
whether a document conforms to the rules of the DTD is called validation.
The <!DOCTYPE> ... these in upcoming sections and
a completereference for all is found in the next chapter.
The element reference in Chapter 3 provides the full syntax for the various HTML5
attributes that may have...
... it is the outermost tag in a document, the
html element is called the root
element.
ã The
< ;html& gt; tag and its closing tag < /html& gt; are both mandatory under XHTML.
Under other specifications, ... indicates the frame
containing the source link. The
_top value indicates the full browser window. HTML5 may
allow for targeting of nonframed regions of the page.
Example
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ... contains the name of the layer to be rendered above the current layer.
background This attribute contains the URL of a background image for the layer.
below This attribute contains the name of the...
...
a part of the image to be cut out and drawn to the canvas. The (sx,sy) coordinates are the
location on the image, and sw and sh are the width and height, respectively. The rest of the
parameters ...
inside of the HTML5 specification itself. The HTML5 specification intermixes the definition
of an element’s markup with its script interface. All HTML elements have a basic interface
called HTMLElement, ... for the iframe element: seamless and sandbox.
The
seamless attribute effectively renders the iframe as an inline include, which allows
the parent document’s CSS to affect the contents of the...
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XHTML ... cases, these diversion APIs will spawn their
own documents, but in other cases they just clutter the specification. The critics really do
have a point here.
Major HTML5 Themes
As we wind down the ... that might contain the
expansion for the abbreviation.
ã According to the HTML5 specification, the title attribute should be set to the
expansion of the abbreviation.
ã The
disabled attribute...
... The start
point is defined as the point
on the arc where the angle is
startAngle, and the end
point is the point on the arc
where the angle is endAngle.
The actual arc is drawn along
the ... for the entire body of the page and
overrides the default margin. When set to 0 or "", the bottom margin is the bottom edge of
the window or frame the content is displayed in. CSS ... attribute sets the left margin for the page, in
pixels, overriding the default margin. When set to 0 or "", the left margin is the left edge of
the window or the frame. CSS margin properties...
... define a name associated with the element. In the
case of the map element, the name attribute is the common way to define the name of the
image map to be referenced by the usemap attribute within ...
rel="icon">
HTML5
index
The link references a page
that provides an index for
the current document.
<link href="docindex .html& quot;
rel="index" />
HTML 4, 5
last
A reference to the ... of the border surrounding the image.
HTML5 suggests the element should not be used other than to set a value of 0, as CSS
should be used instead.
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ã The closing tag for the <p> tag is optional under theHTML specification; however,
under the XHTML 1.0 specification, the closing tag
</p> is required for XHTML
compatibility.
ã ... to the id value(s) of the elements that target this element.
form This attribute should be set to the id value of the form element that the output
element is associated with; otherwise, the ...
attribute is not included, the first item in the selection list is the default. If the select
element enclosing the option elements has the multiple attribute, the selected attribute
might...
... 3) at the time this edition was written does not support these
claims.
ã Under the XHTML 1.0 specification, the closing
</tr> tag is required, but under
older HTML and HTML5 , the closing ...
where it takes the value of compact.
type The type attribute is used to set the bullet style for the list. The values defined under
HTML 3.2 and the transitional version of HTML and XHTML are circle, ... used to define the type of style sheet. The value of the attribute
should be the MIME type of the style sheet language used. The most common current value
for this attribute is text /css, which...
... see theCSS version of the page as
compared to the HTML- only version.
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The preceding example uses some of the common CSS properties used in (X )HTML
documents ... browsers.
TABLE 4-3 Common (X )HTML Structures Moved to CSS
The Specification of CSS
CSS 2.1 has a grammar (www.w3.org/TR /CSS2 1/grammar .html) but unlike traditional
(X )HTML it is not defined with...
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</body>
< /html& gt;
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Although theCSS rules associated with the states ... wins is to follow these
helpful rules of thumb:
ã The more specific the rule, the more powerful.
ã The closer to the tag the rule, the more powerful.
The specific nature of the rule generally ... 5
CSS Syntax and
Property Reference
T
his chapter provides a completereference for the properties in the CSS1 and CSS 2.1
specification. Aspects of the CSS2 specification...
... values, the first sets the
border width of the top and bottom borders, and the second sets the width of the right and
left borders. With three values, the first sets the width of the top border, the ...
style of the top and bottom, and the second sets the border style of the right and left. With
three values, the first sets the style of the top border, the second sets the style of the right ... inherit
The default value, auto, leaves the cursor display to be determined by the user agent, so the
cursor will display according to either the browser defaults or the user system settings. The...
... Features Reference
T
his chapter aims to provide a completereference for the emerging CSS3 and
proprietary CSS properties supported in modern browsers. However, given the
constant flux in CSS property ... attempts to modularize CSS and both extend and improve
on previous CSS versions. Grandiose is the plan, but the reality at the time of this edition s
writing is that CSS3 is filled with half-started ... in the
future of CSS3 are likely put off by the list of various components found at www.w3.org/
Style /CSS/ current-work #CSS3 . For all the downsides of having one large specification like
HTML5 ,...
... height of the top-left and top-right
corners; the second cutline defines the width of the top-right and bottom-right corners; the
third cutline defines the height of the bottom corners; and the fourth ...
the following steps:
1. Define the region for the filter and set the style appropriately.
2. Fill the region with inputA.
3. Call compositor.filters[0].Apply();.
4. Update the innerHTML of the ... or designer.
Implemented CSS3 and Browser-Specific Features
The CSS3 specification is far from complete, numerous aspects of the various proposed
modules that make up the specification have not...