The <progress> element is intended to be used to present a progress (completion) of a certain task execution.
Although the progress element will work by itse...
The <meter> element is used to present a so called scalar measurement that must be within a given range or made of a fractional value.
It is important not to...
Although not directly a part of HTML5, the MathML is an important introduction to it. The Math ML or Mathematical Markup Language is, as its name says, a...
Nowadays it is popular to add videos to websites, and being improved in sense of media friendly, the HMTL5 definitely supports and facilitates such implementations.
Generally speaking addin...
In this chapter we will explain how application caching works with HTML5 written document.
The ‘application caching’ term refers to a document’s material caching...
Local storage allows a user to store data in the device’s browser. It is a part of the HTML5 Web Storage API. Unlike cookies, information stored by the...