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200815 Jun
Firefox 3 isn’t quite out yet, but already there are some exciting plans for CSS implementation in future versions.
FF3.1 should see all the selectors (test them here), @media queries, text-shadow, font-stretch, and downloadable web fonts with @font-face; FF4 should add calc() and attr() values, along with the Animation and Transitions modules proposed by the Webkit team.
You can see a list of other planned implementations on the Mozilla Wiki.
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FF 3.1 already has text-shadow support (I’ve just checked with the latest nightly). You can now update the “Preview” page.
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Mick says:Comment » June 16th, 2008 at 6:33 am
Multiple shadows also works in Firefox, you might want to mention that on your example page.
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Multiple shadows also works with the latest WebKit nightlies, so You can update the page again ;)
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Alex says:Comment » July 8th, 2008 at 5:17 pm
As of the latest nightly, Firefox supports box-shadow (with the -moz- prefix)
Also supports multiple shadows (same as the WebKit nightly)
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