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... uses a unique element to toggle among two or more different XML vocabularies. My first instinct, if I were going to include the HTML5 element, was to make an inline XML island and switch ... also include the media files in the OPF: And here’s the complete HTML5 island: Video test Here’s the sample file: HTML5 ...

... already solved this. By adding the following into your element Internet Explorer will interpret HTML5 correctly. If you can sleep at night with the understanding that it won't work for IE users ... ;ll blog about this shortly. Most readers of this blog use a browser that is compatible with HTML5 video. For those that don't use a compatible browser they can always download the video and watch ...

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... been doing for years, just in an easier, more standardized way. Should designers start using HTML5 and CSS3 today? If it feels right, and it’s right for your audience, absolutely. In ... coming months/years. There will be practical examples of some of the more powerful parts of HTML5 and CSS3 both, as well as looking into things that are only beginning to be supported. I understand from Dan ...