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200823 Jun
Posted in Proposals
Dave Hyatt informs us that the latest Webkit nightlies now support an experimental implementation of CSS Variables.
The news comes only days after Daniel announced on his blog that he and Dave were in the process of finalizing a new version of the spec based on both feedback from readers and the Webkit implementation.
Nightlies can be downloaded from here and they’ve also provided a fair few test cases.
NOTE: Since mid-September, the Webkit implementation was discontinued for the time being.
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[…] CSS3.info informan que la gente de WebKit está actualmente con una implementación experimental de las […]
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CSS-Variablen sind in der Realität angekommen - Peter Kröner - Die Kunst des Machbaren says:Comment » June 24th, 2008 at 12:24 am
[…] das Ganze mangels Mac nicht – der Windows-Build ist im Moment noch eine alte Version. Aber wenn CSS3.info so schreibt, kann man dem […]
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How exciting, I can’t wait to use this new feature. Has this officially entered the CSS3 proposal?
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Proměnné v CSS implementovány ve WebKitu - Martin Hassman: blog nejen o prohlížečích says:Comment » June 24th, 2008 at 4:20 pm
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paziek says:Comment » June 24th, 2008 at 5:20 pm
Eh, just property values.
Well, better that than nothing.
But I would really love to see sth likeSomeBigAssSelector = #saf > sagsg + asg + sxz > xvv > sagsg:first-child + sag + xzxb.sfsf > ggs35 > asggs + sgasg35
SomeBigAssSelector {
color: red;
}
SomeBigAssSelector:hover {
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@Neal G – From the spec- “This document may be updated based on implementation experience, but no commitment is made by the authors regarding future updates. Authors would like the proposals contained in this document to be discussed in the CSS Working Group for open standardization under W3C Process.”
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[…] CSS3.info weet te melden, voordat er ook maar enige melding is gemaakt op WebKit’s eigen weblog Surfing Safari, dat WebKit in recente nightly builds de eerder voorgestelde CSS variabelen ook daadwerkelijk implementeert. […]
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This will be such a valuable feature, I just hope it doesn’t take 10 years for browsers to catch up.
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@Tim Right – you are aware that you can achive exactly the same effect with server-side variables with very little effort, right?
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This is a really bad idea, because well written css shouldn’t need variables, it would be just a way to make people write bad css and still manage it easily!
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[…] somente o WebKit aceita temporariamente o suporte a variveis em CSS eu sigo por uma busca incessante atrs de uma forma, e acabaei a […]
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At first, this looked like a bad idea. But then, I thought, this would give a lot of flexibility.
Hopefully, IE9 will support a lot of CSS3 (and we wont have to wait for IE14).
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Bad idea?! What? It’s absurd that CSS didn’t have variables until now. The markup is far too redundant and basic, and is the reason that compilers like SASS exist.
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I agree that at least named constants would make CSS much easier. I could name “MainBG” “Hightlight1” etc colors, and then use them throughout. Which makes a change universal and simple.
The fact that this has never been done is silly. I hate the argument it leads to bad code. It is every bit a stupid as saying adding a command to any other language makes for bad code. NO. Bad coders make bad code.
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WTF this is much needed, this will help users write better CSS, more consistent and more compact CSS not bad CSS?!! I guess this will turn SASS and LESS on it’s head though!
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