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Let's Call it a Draw(ing Surface)
- bemmu 17y agoHere's what I recently did with a <canvas> element. Has 3D and all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDRhyMLf4E8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDRhyMLf4E8
- dca 17y agoLove the bacon on the balance board idea. Nintendo should turn that idea into a hot dog eating contest and get Kobayashi to promote it.
- Hexstream 17y agoWhat do I do if you want to use Canvas if JS is enabled but degrade gracefully if it isn't? Use vector graphics? Generate images on the server?... (I'm specifically not interested in "everyone has JS enabled anyway" responses) edit: I'm using Firefox 3.0.13 on Ubuntu Linux and the text doesn't render at all in canvas elements... what gives?
- ken 17y agoScroll down to the "TEXT" section and note that "FF3.0" has an X under it.
- Hexstream 17y agoI failed :( What minimum Firefox version would I need for canvas text support?...
- RyanMcGreal 17y agoIt's working for me on FF3.5.2. Incidentally, with FF3.5 you can right-click on the canvas and select "View Image". Pure win.
- mahmud 17y agoOT: The text formatting and layout of that page is just gorgeous.
- silvio 17y agoI've been using GWTCanvas which comes with the gwt-incubator library and it works really well. I've seen it work on Chrome, IE7, FF, the Android browser, and the IPhone browser. I haven't played much with text, but arbitrary shapes and transparency works great.