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html5media Script Renders in Any Browser

12 Mar 2010

html5media Script Renders in Any Browser: As you’re probably aware, the element isn’t natively supported by all browsers (yet). This was the only missing piece in my attempt to make the Colosseo site fully HTML5, and it meant embedding the “making of” video via Vimeo (Flash) rather than storing it server-side and using something like [...]

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Tags: colosseo, colosseo site, daring fireball, element, markup, missing piece, natively, playback, server side

ColosseoType.com, An All-HTML5 Endeavor

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10 Mar 2010

ColosseoType.com, An All-HTML5 Endeavor: The site for the Colosseo poster is my first production-ready website with HTML5 under the hood. I’ve coded sites semantically with HTML5 class names before (see Jon Tan’s article), but this is the first with legitimate HTML5 elements such as and in the markup. IE doesn’t yet recognize HTML5, so I’ve [...]

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Tags: class names, colosseo, colosseo site, elements, endeavor, markup, monoscope, remy, shiv

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