Posts tagged compatibility table
An example of @font-face web-fonts from CSS3
May 5th
Web-fonts, for those who don’t know, are a method of using a custom font in your web page(s). Unlike the more traditional method of specifying the font using the CSS “font-family” (or the shorthand “font”) which relies on the user having the relevant font installed on their computer, web-fonts allow the developer to use fonts More >
UPDATE 2: HTML 5 Offline Application Caching (Javascript localStorage/sessionStorage) – A very simple, reasonably complete example
Mar 24th
In an effort to stay ahead or at least alongside the game, I am starting to investigate the upcoming technologies of HTML5 and associated Javascript. In this article, i’ll cover a simple example of Javascript localStorage/sessionStorage, how to detect on-line/off-line status and off-line cache Manifest files.