Diigo Bookmarks 12/22/2012

2012年12月22日 著

• Public service announcement: time to update your CSS3 - Generated Content by David Storey

  "If you use experimental CSS on your sites, demos, articles or tools, there is a certain amount of maintenance required to keep on top of changes. With a number of recent changes in the browser world, now is the time to revisit and update your code."

  tags: css

• Le ministère de l'intégration -- Testing @font-face Support on Mobile and Tablet

  "Some browsers declare they support @font-face but don't display the glyphs correctly..."

  tags: mobile css

• A List Apart: Articles: Vexing Viewports

  "On the iPad Mini, font-size at baseline is precisely 16 pixels. That may have worked fine when fewer pixels were packed into our screens, but on a dense display with an improperly defined viewport, that's going to be uncomfortably small."

  tags: mobile css webdev

• Eric's Archived Thoughts: Where to Avoid CSS Hyphenation

  "Yes, most of those are old and obscure and in some cases (massively) deprecated, but they're all elements that could be hanging around on a web site and by their nature shouldn't have their content hyphenated."

  tags: html css

• main element - an HTML5 extension specification

  "This specification is an extension to the HTML5 specification [HTML5]. It defines an element to be used for the identification of the main content area of a document."

  tags: html accessibility

• Bruce Lawson's personal site  : Why I changed my mind about the <main> element

  "If it's worth adding a redundant attribute to the language for something as comparatively esoteric as adding micro-semantics, it seems wrong to refuse to add an element that mirrors what vastly more authors actually write, and which would make the Web more accessible to those who need extra help."

  tags: html accessibility

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