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: We've been focussing a lot on what we will gain from CSS3, but of course we will lose some things too; namely, some of the CSS tricks we've come to rely on over the past few years. I'm thinking about some of the great techniques that have been developed to stylise the web, like the 'sliding doors…
Excerpt: As you might have seen, we have moved the blog from /blog/ to the main domain, since the homepage wasn't exactly useful anyway. In the process we have moved some pages that were static into WordPress, and we will be doing that for most other pages as well in the coming weeks. If you see glitches, fe…
Excerpt: Mozilla released Gran Paradiso alpha 2, which is what will become Firefox 3. Running it through the CSS selectors testsuite shows there's been a few improvements. It passed 32 out of the 43 selectors. Only 4 are buggy and 7 unsupported. That's not a big improvement over Firefox 2.0.0.1, as that br…
