Try Semtex – the new HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript UI framework! I am pleased to announce that I’ve just finished my latest endeavour – HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments and Insight, and most of the code samples and demos from my blog have been moved there in and new and convenient code-listing and demo form. … Continue reading “HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments and Insight Website”
Crossbrowser image reflections enabler JavaScript class. JavaScript Mapper Class for RESTFul Methods – Recently I had to work with a bunch of RESTFul API methods, so instead of defining manually separate calls/methods for each API request, I decided to do it viceversa – to force JavaScript to create these methods automatically for me out of the … Continue reading “Useful JavaScript Classes and Functions”
In this post I will continue the series dedicated to HTML5 and enabling certain features of the language for browsers that still do not support them. This tutorial also assumes the YUI JavaScript library and its code is in the same namespace as the HTML5 Details Element Enabler I wrote about last week. According to … Continue reading “HTML5 Placeholder Enabler”
According to WhatWG, the “<details /> element represents a disclosure widget from which the user can obtain additional information or controls“. In brief, you can use it to create panelbar elements without JavaScript, as the expand / collapse functionality is native to it. Currently (October, 2011), the only browser which supports <details /> is Google … Continue reading “HTML5 Details Element Enabler”