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One of the ways to keep layout separated from the content is by using CSS files. However, the need may arise to provide different CSS styles for different devices. This is where the media query comes into play. By using statements like:
@media screen and (min-width: 400px) and (max-width: 700px) { … }
the CSS definition between brackets will be used if the width of the area in which the page is rendered is between 400 and 700 pixels and the media (device) is a computer screen.
Please refer to the W3 site for more examples and how to use this convient way of dynamic selection of stylesheets.
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-mediaqueries/

A DIV with an animation which fades from one color to another. Also rounded corners and shadow to both the text and DIV itself are applied.

This demo has been tested in Firefox and Chrome. Safari however, has problems caching the video and writing it to the canvas. The video is one of the video podcasts available by iTunes Store.

Instead of using "arc()", I used "drawImage()" to draw my own created sphere stored in a dynamic created canvas. This sphere has a gradient and cut applied to it.

参照はこちら： http://developer.yahoo.co.jp/webapi/map/openlocalplatform/v1/js/

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The website www.suteki.eu has made a fresh start as I am planning to use this site more as a portfolio.
I hope to display works I have created in my past or other expressions of my ability.
(however, due the lack of time I am not certain whenever this will be finished)
Please refer to http://www.linkedin.com/in/driekvanhees for my CV.