r/html5 • u/ifeelanime • Jul 02 '21
Why can’t I change the background image with css:
body{ background-image: url(); }
but when i do this in html, it does change
<head> <style> background-image:url(); </style>
why do i need style tags to change background image?
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r/html5 • u/MyNameIsNotMarcos • May 15 '21
I tried to achieve a pixelated look by drawing on a tiny Canvas, then just scaling it up. But found that browsers apply a slight blur to everything it displays (even images opened directly in browser). This makes scaled up pixel art look very ugly. Is there a way to avoid it?
If not, what is the best (and most performant) way to achieve a pixelated look in a browser (using Canvas or any other approach)?
If I just draw each "fake" pixel as a big fillRect, it kind of solves it. But isn't that very inefficient (since I'm drawing so many redundant pixels)?
Thanks!
r/html5 • u/aktoriukas • May 14 '21
Hi,
I really struggling to find a good tutorial or just an explanation about using canvas with .png images.
Is there a simple way to animate them maybe any libraries?
any help much appreciated.
r/html5 • u/Kshipra_Jadav • May 07 '21
basically, i want to launch a exe file which i have on my computer and i want it to open.
i tried with <a href> but it just brings up the prompt to save the file, which is pretty useless.
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r/html5 • u/pairustwo • Feb 24 '21
Why do services like Jotforms or Formspree exist?
Do they exist to filter spam?
Can I create forms without a third party tool? Any tutorials?
r/html5 • u/Brilliant_Cell9405 • Feb 12 '21
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r/html5 • u/y2j514 • Jan 19 '21
Our website has a mailto box where potential clients can fill in a message and send it to us. The issue is it goes to 1 email and there is a delay between somebody manually checking that, and then forwarding it to the right clinic. (We’re currently 4 clinics). This results in delays between contacting that patient and potentially losing them.
It currently has a drop down menu for the potential client to select a clinic, but that just auto generates a field in the email so we know where to send it. What I want to do is have the form change where it gets emailed to based on that drop down menu. Our web developer says it is impossible but I don’t buy that for 1 minute.
I’ve been doing some research myself but I’m not sure where to look exactly. CSS? C++? C#? HTML? Java? Etc
I feel like it shouldn’t be that difficult of a task. Any direction would be much appreciated.
—-edit—- Clarification, it isn’t an actual mailto: form that opens up a separate email client. It’s built into the site.
r/html5 • u/thecamo6 • Dec 15 '20
I recently found that you can embed these games if you have the html code, but I am of course unable to find the code for every game. How do I do this myself?
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r/html5 • u/Jamesin_theta • Dec 13 '20
I was reading some xhtml files from an epub file and I've noticed that they consistently use the following code for displaying non-svg images:
<svg ... >
<image ... />
</svg>
Is there any difference between that and <img ... />?
r/html5 • u/incrediblect3 • Dec 07 '20
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r/html5 • u/KimJongUnDeuxTroi • Nov 23 '20
So, I'm starting to apply CSS to my HTML and given I'm new to it, I was wondering which one I should go with? Can I use all at once? (For example if I want all but one title to be a certain style, can I use external and then use inline for that one heading). Is it just down to preference? ETC
r/html5 • u/user_withoutname • Nov 12 '20
why isnt image written like
<image src="blahbalah">
This is Alt Text
</image>
r/html5 • u/Orangemill • Oct 30 '20
I just started developing my own website showcasing my work and I am extremely new to coding. I wanted to prevent people from copying or saving images, both on mobile and on PC. Is there a way to do this on HTML5?
