List of Tables

Chapter 1. HTML5: from documents to applications

Table 1.1. The new form input types introduced in HTML5

Table 1.2. HTML5’s new input element attributes

Table 1.3. The microdata DOM API

Table 1.4. A partial list of the new features in CSS3

Chapter 3. File editing and management: rich formatting, file storage, drag and drop

Table 3.1. A list of getFile’s responses to various configurations of the options argument

Chapter 7. SVG: responsive in-browser graphics

Table 7.1. Major differences between bitmap and vector (SVG). Note that neither has a clear advantage.

Table 7.2. Shapes you can create with SVG and corresponding examples

Table 7.3. Capital letters indicate measurements relative to the SVG element; lowercase letters indicate measurements relative to previous x and y coordinates.

Table 7.4. An explanation of major methods used in the SVG Aliens design pattern

Chapter 8. Video and audio: playing media in the browser

Table 8.1. Media element attributes

Table 8.2. HTMLMediaElement interface

Table 8.3. Media element events

Table 8.4. HTMLMediaElement interface properties and values

Table 8.5. Browser video and audio format support

Table 8.6. More HTMLMediaElement interface methods

Appendix A. HTML5 and related specifications

Table A.1. WHATWG and W3C compared

Table A.2. JS Library functionality and modern web platform equivalents

Appendix B. HTML5 API reference

Table B.1. Constraint Validation API

Table B.2. Application cache events

Table B.3. Application cache API