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A more accessible HTML5 <video> player
By Ionut Colceriu · Thursday, November 11, 2010 44
Cristian returns this week with another detailed look at custom HTML5 Read more…
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A CSS-only scrollable timeline, Part 2
By Ivan Ivanov · Wednesday, November 3, 2010 1
Part 2 of Alexander Futekov's series shows how to spice up your horizontally scrolling timelines, with some interesting usage of CSS3 and improved cross-browser compatibility. Read more…
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Gentle introduction to OAuth
By Cosimo Streppone · Wednesday, November 3, 2010 2
In this article, we give you a gentle but detailed introduction to OAuth, including how it works, what it means to both end users and developers, and some examples of how Opera has made use of it. Read more…
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CSS3 :target based interfaces
By Corey Mwamba · Wednesday, October 27, 2010 1
In this article, Corey Mwamba shows you how to create an inspiring horizontally scrolling interface using only CSS, with some clever use of CSS3 transitions and the :target pseudo-class. Read more…
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Building your first Link API application
By Esteban Manchado Velázquez · Thursday, October 21, 2010 1
In this article we will show you how to build a simple application using the Opera Link API. Read more…
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Introducing the Opera Link API
By Esteban Manchado Velázquez · Thursday, October 14, 2010 2
This article covers the basics of the all-new Opera Link API, giving you an idea of how it works, and what functionality it makes available. Read more…
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Consistent event firing with HTML5 video
By Simon Pieters · Wednesday, October 6, 2010 11
If you play around with the HTML5 <video> element for any significant length of time, you may well run into a problem with inconsistently firing events: sometimes you don't seem to get some events, and sometimes it behaves differently depending on whether you're testing locally or over the network. This article explores the problem, and puts forward some solutions. Read more…
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A CSS-only scrollable timeline, Part 1
By Ivan Ivanov · Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2
One increasingly common feature on web sites is a horizontally scrolling timeline — used in such apps as Google calendar. Questions you might have are "how can I create a smoothly scrolling timeline using only HTML and CSS?" and "how can I keep the information accessible?". In this article we answer these questions and more. Enjoy! Read more…