CSS3 Selectors - new test
Excerpt: Daniel Glazman has created a new test to show CSS3 Selectors support in your browser. He has also posted results for current browsers. With this and the Acid 3 test, there's a lot for browser makers to aim for.
Modules Archives
News on specific CSS3 modules and their development.
Just how useful are CSS3 selectors?
Excerpt: Mozilla's John Resig has removed support for certain CSS3 selectors from the jQuery Javascript library, and says the fact that no-one has asked for them to be reintroduced is evidence that they aren't very useful: Now, I'm sure I'll probably get lots of feedback saying "but 'E + F' can be usefu
Image Replacement in CSS3
Excerpt: While thinking about suggestions for new features wanted in CSS3, my mind strayed onto image replacement methods. At the moment we have a cornucopia of methods, none of which resolves the style on/images off problem without extra markup (I'm referring to CSS-only techniques). CSS3 should be able
Progress on CSS3 marches on
Excerpt: Much of the editorial work done on the various CSS3 modules is done in private. Due to this, there is often the impression that no progress is being made. This impression is deepened if you look at the date of publication for many of the public drafts. However, the perception is not always the sa
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CSS Drop Shadows
Excerpt: I'm working on the CSS3 Backgrounds and Borders module with Bert Bos, and I'd like to start a new Q&A series because I think we need some help: This time I'll ask the questions, and you give me answers. Ok? :) Since the CSS Working Group Blog currently doesn't accept comments, CSS3.info has kind
