Internet Explorer 10 Samples and Tutorials
Purpose
This documentation provides sample applications that are built with features of Internet Explorer 10, modern standards, and real-world design. Each section presents one or more developer scenarios followed by a number of tasks. Each task is designed to help you understand how to achieve the specified goal.
Developer audience
These samples and tutorials are written for web developers who have a moderate understanding of JavaScript and the Document Object Model (DOM) event model and objects.
Run-time requirements
- Internet Explorer 10
In this section
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This information index gives you a high-level view of the information available on Internet Explorer 10 for developers, including feature lists, compatibility information, blog entries, and technical articles. |
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This topic describes the Contoso Images photo gallery website and lists the features that are demonstrated within this site. |
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Internet Explorer 10 introduces support for hardware-accelerated text shadows using the text-shadow Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) property. |
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How to bring your webpage to life with CSS transforms, transitions, and animations |
Internet Explorer 10 (and Windows Store apps using JavaScript) adds to the support for CSS 2-D transforms introduced in Internet Explorer 9 by supporting CSS 3-D transforms, CSS transitions, and CSS animations. |
How to create a JavaScript-based cascading navigation system |
Using the ease and simplicity of JavaScript, we create a navigational system, such as a left nav bar, that is defined in a single file. |
This series of articles describes how to create a tag cloud using the Indexed Database (IndexedDB) API, which is a standard for storing data on a user's device. |
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Here we guide you through the creation of a simple light box page for viewing photos in a photo gallery. We use Grid layout to organize the page's content, and media queries to optimize the layout for viewing in either a portrait or landscape orientation. |
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This section describes how to manage local files using the File API. |
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How to prevent (or enable) text selection on your webpage using CSS |
The -ms-user-select property is a new CSS property that enables web and app developers to control where users are able to select text within their webpages or Windows Store apps using JavaScript. |
Windows Internet Explorer provides support for HTML5 audio and video that allows you to add playback without requiring an add-on or external player. Support for HTML5 can be done by using HTML elements alone, or scripted by using objects, methods, and properties in JavaScript. |
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This section contains HTML5 graphics information, samples, and tutorials. |
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This section contains HTML5 touch and gesture related information, samples, and tutorials. |