The HTML5 Web Component for today is a wrapper for Google AdSense ad blocks as a custom tag with a few HTML attributes, methods and accessors. Before you Start Using It This demo page should be deployed on a web server. HTML5 WebComponents do not work from the local file system. Your ad blocker should … Continue reading “Google AdSense HTML5 Web Component”
It’s been more than a year since launched HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments to share my insight in front-end development and I never thought that it would become that popular in a relatively short period of time. As of September 2014 the website showcases than 60 demos also available for download and because of that … Continue reading “The HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Experiments Website Has Just Received a Facelift”
Sometime ago I used Last.Fm’s REST API to show some of my favorite albums on my website. The current implementation is using JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5, PHP and client-side rendering and I’m pretty happy with it. However, I’ve always fancied a simple reusable HTML tag, which would be able to render my favorite music albums’ cover … Continue reading “Custom HTML5 Tag to Show Your Favorite Music Albums on Your Website or Blog”
I’ve just deployed my latest experiment related to the exploration of HTML5 Web Components I started lately. X-Overlay is a custom tag, with a bunch of handy methods, attributes, getters and setters that can be used to display loading overlays on any element during AJAX calls. Using it is easy as: [sourcecode language=”html”] <acidjs-xoverlay … Continue reading “Native AJAX Loading Overlays as HTML5 Web Components”