We have different developers that work on different areas, so working on SVG isn't taking people off JavaScript or CSS layout for example; SVG was often a carrier requirement for inclusion on mobile devices, and is much more useful and widespread in the mobile world, ... The possibilities of adjusting the image through the DOM should be fascinating too (rotate a arrow bullet on-click in a tree list for example) , but this wont be so easy to do fallbacks for IE

This will be the subject of a longer post, since there is a lot of machinery involving Native Canvas, SVG and HTML events, event delegation, etc. I've also been working in making a modular Canvas class enabling canvas background extensions. .... The FD layout implemented in the toolkit would show the same results as the example 3 for that dataset. The problem is that that dataset is a very small one, and also a tree(!) not a graph, so making non-crossing edges is trivial

Using that the browser has no need to recalculate the layout or do a complete rendering of the page for each animation step, instead the element is just a texture and is moved around with the facilities of the GPU, which is optimized for .... And SVG is awesome, because you get real, manipulatable nodes in your DOM tree. Animation is really easy, especially if you use the Raphaël JavaScript library, which works great with whatever other libraries you are using (in my case

Confirming that printing SVG content under cairo is busted. Printed SVG drawing to 11x17 layout fine under GDI but under cairo it looks like a bad 2x3 thumbnail. Font sizes are correct to the requested image size, placement is relative .... Perhaps i am using a wrong approach to SVG but the performances differences between GDI+ to this cairo build are really huge. I am experimenting a great javascript fun with GDI+ version and DOM/SVG, but it's totally unusable with the

If you open a SVG file, lets say http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/manipulating_svg_with_dom_ecmascript/create_elements.svg (thats a pretty simple file) and attach Drosera to webkit and reload the file it correctly loads the inline ecmascript sourcecode. .... r-mouseovers tree folder drag css youhua css layout control cool web start dontclick js debug ibox 漂亮的box效果 Entry Filed under: 个人门户 Leave a Comment [...] Pingback from Webkrauts » Webentwicklung auf Safari :

There exist many JavaScript and Ajax based open source and commercial frameworks for creating RIA user interface web applications that provide ready to use and tested on different browsers components or let the user to construct user interface in some other, ... You can use some of the core widgets as UI controls, such as the menu widget, tabs set, tree widget, and more. Others are generic functions, such as layout widgets, date picker, SVG widget, and so on

From this article above and “Fix for IE's lack of application/xhtml+xml” I'd assume that by doing that you can send other XML formats such as MathML or SVG, and a different rendering engine is used (on IE only? ... coding MathML or SVG directly into an XML document is that you can now also style MatchML/SVG via the same style sheet you use to style the rest of your content, as well as have access to it via the Javascript engine, as they are all part of the same DOM tree

SVG Document as a DOM Tree Creating Documents with the DOM API Building an SVG Document Working with Gradients Using the DOM API Other Thoughts Summary Chapter 6 Working with Text and Fonts Using the text Element SVG Fonts ... Using SVG Fonts in a Document Text Workbench: SVG Writer Text Elements, Text Nodes, and Text Content Characters Positioning Using tspan elements. Text Layout Text on A Path Text Selection Summary Chapter 7 Batik on the Server Side

Build the plugin; Installation of the plugin; Enabling the plugin; Configuration. Repository layout adaptation. Revtree menu item. Menu selection; Position in the main menu. Permissions; Restarting trac. Revision tree enhancements ... Any browser that supports inlined SVG should work. However, as it seems that some browsers are not able to cope with this kind of data, the following table sums up what you can expect from your favorite browser:

Defines optional components like buttons, lists, tables and trees reusing Swing data and selection models. Any DOM element/subtree can be associated to a component including SVG elements. Based on AJAX ItsNat allows COMET programming .... GWT must to send to the client the necessary JavaScript code to order the data, this code may be more complex than the typical lexicographic order. Besides GWT must to send to the client the code necessary to rearrange the DOM in a table

Finally, changes in the DOM server are sent automatically to the client as JavaScript, updating the client DOM. ItsNat has recently arrived at version 0.7 with a greater focus on supporting the Flash-like capabilities in SVG and HTML5. ... And, when you see some components, for instance the tree component, the HTML content of the component is missing in the template and is generated as a typical black boxed component. This is not very different to custom tags generating

The JavaScript Canvas Hyperbolic Tree, JavaScript library, HTML canvas, Very good interactive navigation. Moowheel, JavaScript library, HTML canvas, Not much interaction, but good visuals

3) Check to see if the tree is orange before checking in. Sheriffs are going to start backing people out for doing this because it's rude and may end up closing the tree because orange got landed on top of orange. When in doubt, ask the sheriff. ... [ON TRACK] Hardware acceleration of video and other HTML and SVG content, as well as user interface, on by default for compatible hardware on all Tier-1 desktop and mobile platforms. [ON TRACK] Fully support the WebGL 1.0 spec

Along with JQuery, Dojo, MooTools and many others, Ext JS provides JavaScript developers with a reusable toolset for modifying the DOM, building form controls, or widgets like grids, tab panels and trees. ... In the Ext4Yii documentation, there are various examples of bootstrapping Ext JS widgets using these higher-level models, which deal with layout elements and forms. There are more advanced features included like AjaxMethods, which allows to call a registered PHP

The JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit is a complete set of tools to create Interactive Data Visualizations for the Web. It includes JSON loading, animation, 2D point and graph classes and some predefined tree visualization methods. ... Protovis is a visualization toolkit for JavaScript using SVG. It takes a graphical approach to data visualization, composing custom views of data with simple graphical primitives like bars and dots. These primitives are called marks, and each mark

That said, the new UI isn't much of a consolation prize from the lackluster Gecko rendering engine. There is a chart that shows that the latest Firefox beta takes well over double the time to render JavaScript than the latest build of Chromium. ... Firefox is implementing this as well, but the patches are kept in a separate tree in hg for now, since they intend to enable this as a whole, once the support has reached a state where it is usable in real life

Note further: If the algorithm for downward laid-out trees is used the specified horizontal order is retained only within nodes that are children of the same node, i.e. in case of downward laid-out trees it is not possible ... See our SVG gallery for example graphs. */ /* invisible: yes or no, as of aiSee 2.1.94, default is no yes forces a node to be hidden after the layout calculation. This attribute becomes useful when specifying dummy nodes. */

Finally, changes in the DOM server are sent automatically to the client as JavaScript, updating the client DOM. ItsNat has recently arrived at version 0.7 with a greater focus on supporting the Flash-like capabilities in SVG and HTML5. .... Ravindranath is talking about templates configured in "fast load" mode (the default mode), this mode is SEO friendly because initial rendering (on page loading) is done in server and the DOM tree is serialized as the initial HTML page

My guess is this complex tree of event handlers which could be called slowed down the event handler in firefox. So for the SVG version, I only added a single set of event handlers to the top level <svg> node. When these event handlers are fired, .... However to get the layout correct, we have to manually query the pixel width of the svg, and re-adjust the viewBox to match the actual width in javascript on the window.onload event. However for some reason after doing this,

So, considering that the browser will use the first format it supports, the order is WOFF → OTF/TTF → SVG. If knowing that WOFF stands for Web Open Font Format isn't enough to prove to you that it is superior to OTF/TTF and SVG, .... For a long time web designers had to use images or JavaScript to apply rounded corners to page elements, but now we can do that with only CSS. The browser support for the border-radius property is very good, only IE doesn't support it (but

So now with a zip file or a directory tree with contents/layout.js and a .desktop file we could list and find layout templates on the system. A layout template is basically just a bunch of Javascript that creates panels, activities, widgets , etc. ..... i don't know if it will end up paired directly with the existing SVG themes, but rather this opens up a new -kind- of theming. with the activities switcher, i think this could be really rather cool all around :)