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1.	HTML5 Multimedia: Using Video with Canvas By Ian Devlin Jun 21, 2012 In addition to native multimedia, one of the most talked about capabilities that HTML5 brings to the web table is the ability to draw and manipulate graphics using JavaScript via the new canvas element. The element defines an area on a web page that you can draw on using a JavaScript API. Ian Devlin shows you how to use it.
2.	How and Why to Start Using HTML5 and CSS3 Now: An Interview with Bruce Hyslop By Ian Devlin, Bruce Hyslop Mar 13, 2012 Ian Devlin interviews Bruce Hyslop about the best features of HTML5 and CSS3, when — and when not — to start using them, and what he really likes about the new edition of his book, The HTML5 & CSS3 Visual QuickStart Guide, 7th Edition.
3.	Working with Text in HTML5 By Elizabeth Castro, Bruce Hyslop Feb 20, 2012 Unless a site is heavy on videos or photo galleries, most content on Web pages is text. This chapter explains which HTML semantics are appropriate for different types of text, especially (but not solely) for text within a sentence or phrase.
4.	HTML5 Multimedia: Using Video with Canvas By Ian Devlin Jan 18, 2012 Ian Devlin shows you how to use HTML5 to draw and manipulate graphics using JavaScript via the new canvas element. The canvas element defines an area on a web page that you can draw on using a JavaScript API.
5.	Overview of HTML5 Multimedia By Ian Devlin Dec 19, 2011 One of the most talked about aspects of HTML5 is the introduction of native multimedia. The audio and video elements make the adding of multimedia to your web pages a whole lot easier. Web developer Ian Devlin gives a brief overview of these elements and shows how they can be used and what can be done with them.
6.	Introducing HTML5: Video and Audio By Bruce Lawson, Remy Sharp Nov 14, 2011 HTML5 provides a competing, open standard for delivery of multimedia on the Web with its native video and audio elements and APIs. This chapter largely discusses the video element, but most of the markup and scripting are applicable for both audio and video.
7.	HTML5 Multimedia: A Review of Audio Codecs and File Formats By Ian Devlin Jul 27, 2011 Different audio codecs can be used to output different audio file formats, a number of which are supported by HTML5. Ian Devlin reviews them in this excerpt from his book, HTML5 Multimedia: Develop and Design.
8.	HTML5: The 900-Page Gorilla with a Wide Ensemble By Miraz Jordan, Bruce Lawson, Remy Sharp Sep 27, 2010 Miraz Jordan interviews Bruce Lawson and Remy Sharp about their new book, Introducing HTML5, why HTML 5 is special, HTML5 favorites and pet peeves, and the best way to start experimenting with it.
9.	Embedding HTML5 Audio with Dreamweaver CS5 By David Karlins Sep 13, 2010 David Karlins, author of Adobe Creative Suite 5 Web Premium How-Tos: Essential Techniques, provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the process for using the HTML5 Audio element to present audio in a Dreamweaver-designed website.
10.	Introducing HTML5: Video and Audio By Bruce Lawson, Remy Sharp Aug 23, 2010 HTML5 provides a competing, open standard for delivery of multimedia on the Web with its native video and audio elements and APIs. This chapter largely discusses the video element, but most of the markup and scripting are applicable for both audio and video.
11.	The HTML Pocket Guide: Lists By Bruce Hyslop Jul 15, 2010 HTML affords you three list types: definition list (dl), ordered list (ol), and unordered list (ul). Bruce Hyslop explains each in depth in their respective entries in this chapter.
12.	Working with Text in Microsoft Expression Web 2 By Nolan Hester Oct 28, 2008 Nolan Hester explains why you should treat your web text like an outline and avoid focusing on formatting.
13.	Make Your Site BulletProof With Floats By Dan Cederholm Oct 5, 2007 Dan Cederholm helps you choose the best markup for the job to ensure your site's content is displayed properly across the widest range of browsers and devices.
14.	HTML Forms and PHP By Larry Ullman Jan 5, 2007 This chapter covers the basics of creating HTML forms and how the form data is transmitted to your PHP script. It introduces several key concepts of real PHP programming, including how to debug and manage errors in your scripts.
15.	Basic (X)HTML Structure By Elizabeth Castro Dec 29, 2006 This chapter covers the most basic (X)HTML elements—the ones you need to create the structure of your document. You'll learn how to create new paragraphs, headers, page breaks, comments, and more.
16.	Publishing Your Web Site Nov 20, 2006
17.	Basic (X)HTML Structure Nov 10, 2006
18.	HTML Forms and PHP Nov 3, 2006
19.	Basic (X)HTML Structure By Elizabeth Castro Jun 16, 2006 This chapter covers the most basic (X)HTML elements—the ones you need to create the structure of your document. You'll learn how to create new paragraphs, headers, page breaks, and comments.
20.	Starting Your Own Blog: How to Choose the Right Blogging Tool for You By Molly E. Holzschlag Sep 9, 2005 Blogs, blogs, blogs. Seems like they're everywhere these days. But with so many blogging tools out there it can be tough to pick the one you need to get started. Molly Holzschlag helps you out by helping you pick just the right blogging tool for you.

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