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<strong>5ml</strong> <strong>User's</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Using the HTML5 Widget<br />

The HTML5 widget lets you create an HTML5 logo element on a page that includes icons representing the supported<br />

features of your site. You use the HTML5 widget to highlight specific capabilities, such as offline access and storage, 3D<br />

graphics and effects, CSS3 style sheet control, and real-time connectivity.<br />

To place the HTML5 element on a page, drag the widget from the Other section of the Widgets pane to the Canvas, as<br />

shown in Figure 16-7 on page 369. You can then align and arrange the element to fit your page design (for details, see<br />

"Working in the Project Editor" on page 154).<br />

Figure 16-7: Placing an HTML5 widget on a page.<br />

After placing the HTML5 widget on the page, you can change the HTML5 element's properties by clicking the element on<br />

the page, or clicking HTML5 in the Page Outline pane. The Properties pane for the HTML5 element appears on the right<br />

side of the Project Editor, as shown in Figure 16-8 on page 370. You can choose which features of your site to highlight by<br />

selecting individual Supporting Elements in the General tab of the Properties pane:<br />

• Connectivity / Real Time: Uses Web Sockets and server-sent events to provide more efficient connectivity for<br />

real-time chats, faster games, and better communication.<br />

• CSS3 / Styling: Uses CSS3 to deliver a wide range of stylization and effects, and Web Open Font Format (WOFF)<br />

for typographic flexibility.<br />

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