On 05/03/2008, Greg Houston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really didn't mean to shift the emphasis to SVG at all. I don't
think anyone is going to try running a Gaussian blur of a
dynamically generated mouse-driven turbulence displacement of a bitmap
[via] JavaScript on a canvas image.
Greg Houston wrote:
I would like to request that the canvas element get the same usemap
and ismap properties that the img element has.
One way this effect could be simulated is by overlaying a transparent
img over the top of the canvas, and appling the imagemap to that
instead. Given that
Hi Lachlan,
I am currently implementing the method you describe here:
http://demos.greghoustondesign.com/piechart/
Generally, the use of a blank transparent gif seems to me to be the
indication of a hack required due to some inadequacy of HTML and/or
CSS, e.g. old school table shims which are
Dnia 05-03-2008, Śr o godzinie 09:39 -0600, Greg Houston pisze:
On a side note, I was just glancing over the newly released, Internet
Explorer8 Readiness Toolkit, and it says: Internet Explorer 8 offers
Web developers the opportunity to write standards-compliant HTML-based
Web pages that
be nice for whoever runs the canvas boat to
steer the comparison a little more precisely.
regards,
David
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Wouldn't it make more sense just to use SVG?
Dynamic interactive charts and graphs seem to fall into the gray area
between what is more appropriate for canvas or SVG.
canvas
I would like to request that the canvas element get the same usemap
and ismap properties that the img element has.
It seems the canvas tag was designed primarily for fairly simple
dynamic data visualizations, but even so, having some basic, built-in,
intuitive methods for interacting with these
Wouldn't it make more sense just to use SVG?
Rob
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Wouldn't it make more sense just to use SVG?
Dynamic interactive charts and graphs seem to fall into the gray area
between what is more appropriate for canvas or SVG.
canvas is designed for creating images dynamically in scripts. SVG
focuses on pre-computed image documents, and is more complex
On Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:40:52 +0900, Greg Houston
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wouldn't it make more sense just to use SVG?
...
So canvas is tuned more for creating dynamic charts and graphs whereas
SVG is better apt for static sprites and interface elements with the
bonus that it can
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