News on specific CSS3 modules and their development.
Excerpt: First, here's another table showing CSS support in web browsers, including CSS3 declarations. Unfortunately the author only seems to have access to browsers that run in Windows, so it's not as complete as it could be. Interesting, nonetheless. Update: I stand corrected. There are options to choos
Excerpt: The W3C has updated the working draft of the CSS3 module — Generated Content for Paged Media.
Excerpt: Some of you might have noticed that this site is not valid CSS, which is of course a tid bit weird for a site as this... There's a reason for this though. New CSS3 features are often "tested" by browser manufacturers by implementing them as vendor specific extensions. These are allowed by both CSS2.
Excerpt: In my previous post I don't think I put enough emphasis on the fact that the Advanced Layout method may never happen; it could be dropped by the W3C, never implemented by the browser makers, or replaced by a better method. However, let's work on the assumption that it does get implemented and take
Excerpt: The difficulty many developers face when they start moving to table-less sites is getting the layout to work. Floats and positioning are easy enough for basic layouts, but start to become incredibly complex when moving to a more advanced level. When the push to move to pure CSS layouts became intens
