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properties representing HTML5 features. If a particular feature is supported by the browser, this sample
page appends a message to a
<div>
element with the ID
Message
.
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Note
The jQuery code used in
HelloModernizr.htm
is fairly easy to understand. The
ready()
function runs
when a web page is fully loaded in a browser. To select an HTML element with a specific ID, you use
#
syntax. The
append()
method called on the
<div>
appends the supplied text/markup to the element. You learn about jQuery in
more detail in Chapter 2.
Figure 1-8 shows a sample run of
HelloModernizr.htm
in Firefox.
Figure 1-8.
Sample run of
HelloModernizr.htm
in Firefox
Notice how support for the
<audio>
,
<video>
, and
<canvas>
tags and drag-and-drop is confirmed to be
available on the browser.
HTML5 and ASP.NET
You've learned the history of HTML5 and its features. You also created a couple of simple HTML5 pages
and used the Modernizr library to detect browser support for HTML5 features. Now, let's see how HTML5
fits into the overall ASP.NET stack. Figure 1-9 shows the ASP.NET technology stack.
Figure 1-9.
ASP.NET stack
