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In addition, I can recommend these resources: The book HTML5 Canvas, Second Edition, by Steve Fulton and Jeff Fulton (O'Reilly). If video is more your speed, try this tutorial by David Geary: HTML5 Canvas for Developers ...
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white-space. The biggest issue with using inline-block as a layout mechanism is that it renders a space between HTML elements. This is not a bug (although most developers would welcome a sane way to remove the space), ...