This category features news on browsers and how they have implemented specific CSS3 features.
Excerpt: This morning while going through my mail, I read that Opera has filed an antitrust complaint against Microsoft with the European Union, to force Microsoft to: "unbundle Internet Explorer from Windows and/or carry alternative browsers pre-installed on the desktop" "require Microsoft to follow f
Excerpt: The Webkit team have certainly been busy recently; since we mentioned the introduction of web fonts, they've also implemented transformations and animations. Transformations, via the -webkit-transform property, allow you to scale, rotate and skew block elements; reader Ain Tohvri has put together
Excerpt: As we mentioned at the end of last month, the W3C have released a working draft of their first annual snapshot. The snapshots are intended to show which specs are stable enough to be considered part of the current state CSS. The 2007 snapshot is: CSS Level 2 Revision 1 Selectors Level 3
Excerpt: The latest Webkit builds now support an open implementation of the @font-face rule, which we wrote about some time ago. Recent articles by Håkon Wium Lie had indicated that Opera might be first to market with this, but the Webkit team seem to have beaten them to it. In short, @font-face allows y
Excerpt: Until the Advanced Layout and Grid Layout modules are implemented, we have to get by with the existing tricks of the trade. One of those is the use of faux columns, a background image which simulates equal-height columns. This is a good technique, but the drawback is that it only works with fixed-wi
