News on specific CSS3 modules and their development.
Excerpt: The W3C announced yesterday that they released new versions of the Multi-Column Layout module and the Media Queries module. The last version of the Media Queries module dated back to July 8th 2002, so some time had passes since. The Multi-column layout module had been updated somewhat more recen
Excerpt: Andy Budd is a well-known figure in the world of web development. If you haven't heard him speak at one of the many conferences he attends (or even the one he helps organise), you may have read his book CSS Mastery or one of the many articles he has written. Recently we mentioned Andy's call for
Excerpt: Andy Budd gave a talk at this year's Highland Fling web conference on the subject The Future of CSS (direct PDF download, 1.3MB). Readers of this site will be familiar with most of the content (although it's still worth reading), but two things stood out for me: First, the use of simple calcul
Excerpt: After the issue of the overhauled CSS3 Text module recently, I wonder if the Fonts module is due for similar treatment? The current working draft states: The working group believes this draft is stable and it therefore issues a last call for comments, before requesting the status of Candidate R
Excerpt: Back in May 2003, the CSS3 Text Module made it to Candidate Recommendation status, meaning: [The] W3C believes the specification is ready to be implemented. Before it made the next step to Proposed Recommendation status, however, it was decided that a complete overhaul was needed. Four years l
