Questions tagged [html5]
HTML5 (Hyper Text Markup Language, version 5) is an umbrella term for recent web technologies. It is also the latest iteration of HTML, and became a W3C Recommendation in October 2014, introducing new elements and APIs.
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Unofficial School News Website between Friends
Why I made it
I built a small news-style website in Secondary 3 to publish monthly recaps of everything happening in my friend group. My friend’s pen name was Salmon (Who is also the one who designed ...
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ASCII-based Lightweight Browser with Clippy-Style Helper in Python (Updated)
This question used to contain a mistake in the code, so I had to debug and reformat it. This is the correct version.
Why I made it
A friend and I wanted to make a lightweight browser, since our ...
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ASCII-based Lightweight Browser with Clippy-Style Helper in Python [duplicate]
Note that this is the original version which has not been formatted to comply to PEP-8 and contains an error in the code. Please visit the updated version instead to post answers, comments and/or cast ...
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Web component (custom element) for a Swing-like (Java) tree with a shared style sheet
This is my first web component. I implement it as an autonomous custom HTML element. I cannot use a customized built-in element because it's not supported by Safari. Nevertheless, as it mainly ...
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Calculate Prime Number using web workers and Web storage in HTML5
Take a number input (less than 100) from the user and save it to the web storage. Create a web worker to increment the number till it becomes prime. Provide two buttons of 'Start' and 'End' to start ...
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Is showing an HTML file that the client uploads safe?
I have created two pages (one straight HTML, the other PHP) to show an HTML file in the context of my server. The reason for this is simply to get access to / the styles in the CSS spreadsheets - not ...
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Colorproof dust effect
A combination of various css transitions (background-color, box-shadow, opacity, ...
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programmatically update a <td> element per table row
A table that gets updated with new values as soon as they arrive. Each value is in its own row:
An array of objects representing each a quote (ticker and price)
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Complete HTML 5 platform game as a snippet
I made a complete little platformer game as a code snippet.
The goal is to try to keep jumping on the enemies without touching the ground to increase score.
I used Tad's Basic Game Objects, an open ...
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An extended JavaScript plugin for rendering radial pie charts
(This post is the continuation of A JavaScript plugin for rendering radial pie charts.)
(See the continuation of this post.)
Now, you can mark up the radial pie charts via XML:
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A JavaScript plugin for rendering radial pie charts
(See also An extended JavaScript plugin for rendering radial pie charts.)
I have this JavaScript plugin:
rodde-radial-pie-chart.js:
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My Electronics Project Blog
I have been wrapping up the markup for my personal electronics project website, https://www.salvagedcircuitry.com. I write about designing, repairing and producing electronics, along with some ...
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Create and store the level data for a remake of Super Mario Bros game
I am trying to remake Super Mario Bros. in JavaScript and I am trying to figure out if there is a more efficient/shorter way to create and store the level data. I have created 1-1 and here's what the ...
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PHP Class to render HTML div styled tables v1
This class aims to render an HTML compliant div styled table. I added a help() method that provides usage and styling in a more user-friendly way. Besides the ...
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Simple calculator project
This code displays a simple decimal calculator with operations like add, subtract, multiply and divide. It also has a function to clear the result.
I try to reduce code repetition. I still think I ...