Boot Camp

Web Authoring Boot Camp
HTML5 Doctype
Should you want to get started with very basic HTML5, note the new doctype and charset
requirements:
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HTML5 Semantic Tags
We did make note of several HTML5 semantic and general tags in Chapter 9. These
were created for HTML5 only, and will not work properly in or validate for XHTML1.0
doctypes. However, once your adopt the HTML5 doctype, you can use the XHTML1.0
as usual and integrate these as well – insofar as browsers support them. Test well, my
friends!
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For marking up conversations — a chat transcript, an interview, a bit dialog from a
screenplay, etc. Uses the definition list parts inside the dialog wrap.
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Allows you to define defines sound, such as music or other audio streams. You can write
text between the start and end tags to indicate that older browsers not support this tag.
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Allows you to define video, such as a movie clip or other video streams. You can write
text between the start and end tags to indicate that older browsers not support this tag.
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Used to display graphics – but only allows you to create a “container” for the graphics.
You must use a script to actually paint graphics inside of the canvas tagset.
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