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200629 Jun
Probably the first CSS3 Module to become a full recommendation will be Selectors; the W3C CSS3 Roadmap reports that the date for release is March 2006, so it’s overdue already.
Due to the fact that it’s passed all the previous testing stages, many CSS3 Selectors have already been implemented in modern web browsers; Mozilla, Opera, Safari and IE7 all recognise at least a few of them.
We’re putting together a table of levels of CSS3 Selectors support in browsers; it’s still early and the testing is by no means exhaustive, but it should act as a good guide for those who want to start to implement CSS3 in their web pages.
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Tyson says:Comment » July 2nd, 2006 at 1:12 am
Hey guys – thanks a ton for putting up this site. It’s an excellent way to keep up on the future of CSS and it’s going to make CSS authors’ lives easier to know what features of CSS3 we can use and when.
Keep up the good work!
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Doh! I was looking for an updated list, but your page came up 404. Is this going to be created soon?
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I’ve been maintaining a chart of browser support for CSS3 and CSS2.1 selectors at http://www.evotech.net/blog/2009/02/css-browser-support/ that is a bit more complete than the one linked to from this page, if you need it.
Cheers.
-Estelle
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