The WHATWG Blog — HTML is the new HTML5
Please leave your sense of logic at the door, thanks! HTML is the new HTML5 January 19th, 2011 by Ian Hickson in WHATWG In 2009 we announced that the HTML5 specification at the WHATWG was progressing to Last Call. The plan at the time was to finish the specification this year and publish a snapshot of "HTML5" in 2012. However, shortly after that we realised that the demand for new features in HTML
Dev.Opera — Introduction to HTML5 Video
Update history: 1 July 2010 — replaced download links to our experiment.webm-enabled builds with links to Opera 10.60 (final).14 May 2010 — some minor changes made; information on codecs added to mention the VP8 codec Google have made available and the experimental VP8-supporting Opera Labs build.31 July 2012 — a late update that merges the original article with an extended version that was writte
Ruby use cases from the JLReq document
This document sets out to propose ways of using ruby annotation and ruby styling in CSS to achieve various results in Japanese. It uses the examples in JLREQ, since these cover most normal cases. [1] Figure 105: Ruby and base characters [2] Figure 106: Example of ruby annotation per kanji character. [3] Figure 107: Mono-ruby for jukugo [4] Figure 108: jukugo-ruby [5] Figure 110: Jukuji readings [6
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