Apr 07, 2011 — 0 comments Taking a closer look at the new HTML5
structural elements, and applying them to our page. A couple
weeks ago, we learned how to create a comic book theme web
design over at our sister-site, Webdesigntuts+. Today, we’ll
tackle the second part: it’s time to slice the design and turn
it into a functional HTML layout, ready to be ported to any CMS.
Let’s get started! In the previous article in this series, you
learned about the canvas element, and the basics for drawing on
it. In this article, I’m going to demonstrate some of the more
advanced drawing functionality. A horizontal rule is an empty
(single tag) element that places a horizontal line across the
webpage. Using horizontal rules is very helpful when you want to
break up the continuity of a webpage. This tutorial describes
different ways to use colors in an HTML page HTML colors,
Hexadecimal, RGB, using colors in HTML Our first part of the
series will deal with the .htaccess file. This file manages how
your php application is exe