I don’t know anything about reveal.js other than what I just googled, but you can copy/paste a page.php from your theme and name it page-{slug}.php for a specific page then add any code you want into the content area of the page. Assuming your theme doesn’t break this format in any way. Instructions on making … Read more
There is no one format that works on all browsers, for example, Firefox won’t play MP4 files due to FF not having the license to use the MP4 codec. You definitely need OGV and MP4 versions, the others will depend on other browsers and choice, it’s better to upload all versions to give you piece … Read more
If you’re using FireBug for FireFox or the Google Chrome Developer Tools (both available on Win via [F12]-key), then you can see that you’re missing ressources (404) via your Console Tab in the tool bar: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) The list of “missing” files: tooltip.css … Read more
You shouldn’t use any converters. That make your Code Buggy. You should use your own knowledge and convert it manually! Learn HTML5 and it is very useful four you and the future. 🙂
Not sure what responsive_child_post_meta_data() is but I use this and it validates just fine: <time itemprop=”datePublished” class=”published” datetime=”<?php echo get_the_time(‘c’); ?>” content=”<?php echo get_the_time(‘c’); ?>”> <?php echo get_the_date(); ?> </time>
So yes, if you want to only show the “Coming soon” page, and keep working on your WordPress site at the same time, the best option is to move your WordPress installation somewhere else and only leave the HTML5 page. Another option would be through plugins – there are plugins that exist to force all … Read more
HTML5 theme support for comments + form ‘novalidate’ – how to handle it properly?