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I was curious if anyone knew of a good Modernizr guide, I am having a difficult time grasping how it works. I know it is not just load the script and tada. So if anyone could direct me to a good guide it would be much appreciated.
There's a 'A List Apart' article which is a bit more of a tutorial style introduction than the standard documentation. You may find it easier going: Taking Advantage of HTML5 and CSS3 with Modernizr
I found Dive Into HTML5 very useful when I started looking into Modernizr: Detecting HTML5 Features
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What is the best HTML newsletter builder?
I have been using Adobe Dreamweaver for years, and I started receiving complicated designs from my client with shadows that can hardly be performed by Dreamweaver.
Please advise.
Thanks.
If you are after drag and drop solution you wont find better than Dreamweaver. There are some others editors out there like
Microsoft Web Expression
OpenBexi
your better off learning HTML/CSS and using editors such as notepad++ and checking in browser.
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I want to provide a client with a third-party source with some details of why CSS designs are better than table-based ones. We've provided them with details, but they want another source. Most that I've found have been a bit too technical.
Does anyone know of any articles regarding this?
This one seems pretty good and geared towards the laymen:
http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/index.html
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Does anyone know of an API or an easy way to get information about the HTML spec itself? I'd like to create something that listed all of the current current elements and their specific attributes, etc.
The only way I know is if I pulled the source of the spec and manually scraped through it, which would be incredibly tedious.
Please let me know if you know of any easier ways.
Use the DTD.
Example: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/dtd.html
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Can anybody tell me a good tutorials for learning html5. a tutorial which is explaining the new features and the things droped etc. my sister is in 9th standard and knows html4. So i want to tell her a guide for html5. Any suggestions?
Tutorials:
http://slides.html5rocks.com/#slide1
(built using HTML5)
http://html5tutorial.net/
Demos: http://html5demos.com/
diveintohtml5.info
html5rocks.com
I learn by looking at what others have created, heres a nice HTML5 boiler plate setup
http://html5boilerplate.com/
W3C guide is pretty long but very thorough http://www.w3.org/TR/html5-diff
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Are you aware of any open source libraries/projects that offer audio watermarking capability?
check wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography#Implementations
section 3 of this site site is on audio: http://www.binary-universe.net/
same author did a project on codeplex.
these also do audio:
StegHide
mpeStego
We made a C++ watermarking library as a student project.
It implements:
Least Significant Bit watermarking (which won't resist anything),
Spread-Spectrum Watermarking (which should resist quite a bit but is very audible),
There is a MATLAB code for a Compression-Expansion algorithm which is said to be very robust according to the paper "Audio watermarking using time-frequency compression expansion".