Html5 Notes

2. Which doctype is correct for HTML5?
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<!DOCTYPE html>
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3. Which HTML5 element is used to specify a footer for a document or section?
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<footer>
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4. Which of the following elements is no longer supported in HTML5?
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<font>
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5. Which of the following elements is no longer supported in HTML5?
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<acronym>
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6. In HTML5, onblur and onfocus are:
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Event attributes
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7. What is the correct HTML5 element for playing video files?
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<video>
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8. What is the correct HTML5 element for playing audio files?
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<audio>
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9. Which attribute for <script> elements is no longer required in HTML5?
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type
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10. In HTML5, which method is used to get the current location of a user?
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getCurrentPosition()
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11. The new HTML5 global attribute, "contenteditable" is used to:
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Specify whether the content of an element should be editable or not
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12. In HTML5, contextmenu and spellcheck are:
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HTML attributes
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13. In HTML5, you can embed SVG elements directly into an HTML page.
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True
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14. Graphics defined by SVG is in which format?
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XML
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15. The <canvas> element in HTML5 is used to:
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draw graphics
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16. Which built-in HTML5 object is used to draw on the canvas?
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getContext
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17. In HTML5, which attribute is used to specify that an input field must be fil
led out?
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required
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18. Which input type defines a slider control?
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range
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19. Which input type defines a week and year control (no time zone)?
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week
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20. Which HTML5 element is used to display a scalar measurement within a known r
ange?
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<meter>
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Pattern element = reg ex stuff
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<iframe sandbox src="frame1.html"></iframe>
Behavior restricted by sandbox
When iframe elements are sandboxed, the following actions are restricted:
Sandboxed content cannot open pop-up windows or new browser windows. Methods
that open pop-up windows (such as createPopup(), showModalDialog(), showModeles
sDialog(), and window.open()), fail silently.
Links cannot be opened in new windows.
Sandboxed content is considered to be from a unique domain, which prevents a
ccess to APIs that are protected by the same-origin policy such as cookies, loca
l storage, and the Document Object Model (DOM) of other documents.
The top window cannot be navigated by sandboxed content.
Sandboxed content cannot submit form data.
Plugins (object, applet, embed, or frame) do not instantiate.
Automatic element behavior is disabled, including meta element refresh, auto
focus for input controls, and autoplay for audio and video elements.
Selected features proprietary to Windows Internet Explorer are disabled for
sandboxed content, including HTML Components (HTCs), binary behaviors, databindi
ng, and window.external.
Flag Description
allow-scripts
Sandboxed content is allowed to run JavaScript.
allow-forms
Sandboxed content can submit forms.
allow-same-origin
Sandboxed content can access APIs protected by the same-origin policy, including
local storage, cookies, XMLHttpRequest, and documents hosted on the same domain
.
allow-top-navigation
Sandboxed content is allowed to change the location of the top window.
allow-popups
Sandboxed content is allowed to open popup windows.
Note Pre-release versions of Internet Explorer 10 supported this value using a
vendor prefix. Applications that use a vendor-prefix for this value should be up
dated to ensure future compatibility and standards-compliance.
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With the XMLHttpRequest object, clients can retrieve and submit XML data directl
y to a web server without reloading the document. To convert XML data into rende
rable HTML content, use the client-side XML DOM or Extensible Stylesheet Languag
e Transformations (XSLT) to compose HTML elements for presentation.
The following script demonstrates how to create and use the XMLHttpRequest objec
t. For best client-side performance, the XMLHTTP request is asynchronous and use
s an onreadystatechange event handler to process the data returned by the call.
The script uses the getXMLHttpRequest() function defined above to create the req
uest object.
JavaScript
function handler()
{
if (oReq.readyState == 4 /* complete */) {
if (oReq.status == 200) {
console.log(oReq.responseText);
}
}
}
var oReq = getXMLHttpRequest();
if (oReq != null) {
oReq.open("GET", "http://localhost/test.xml", true);
oReq.onreadystatechange = handler;
oReq.send();
}
else {
window.console.log("AJAX (XMLHTTP) not supported.");
}
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