enhance your HTML5 progress bars with minimal effort!
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HTML5 support for HTMLPurifier
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A semantically-consistent pure-CSS slide renderer
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The reference implementation of AWML
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Styleguide is a single html file to test all HTML and HTML5 elements. Useful for styling custom CSS frameworks, testing reset systems or just for funz.
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periodic table of the HTML5 Elements created by css gird layout
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Single page with most of the elements of HTML5 visually displayed for style reference.
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I'm not sure why, but the offset-s0 was being ignored and overwritten by the medium one.
I changed it to offset-s0-important but that forced me to write down the offset for all the sizes instead of just medium.
<div class="xs12 s12 offset-xs0 offset-s0-important m6 offset-m3 offset-l3 offset-xl3">It feels wrong to add so many classes. I expected it to work without the large and xl ve