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200827 Oct
Posted in CSS3 Previews
An advantage of not posting for a while is that there are usually plenty of good subjects to talk about when you get back to it…
With a kind nod of the head to our post from way back in 2006, Andy Clarke has posted a screencast (with full transcript and code examples) of RGBa values in action on his website For A Beautiful Web.
Over at Javascript Kit they’ve produced an exhaustively in-depth look at structural pseudo-classes.
On the subject of Javascript, Eric Meyer has written about how it can be leveraged to extend CSS3 support across browsers.
And Helen from Helephant.com writes a good introduction to the box-sizing property.
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PLEASE put back the old style! Please…
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Emil Ivanov says:Comment » November 5th, 2008 at 11:25 pm
Give me a break! You have to be kidding! The header background looks like more for some kinder garden site.
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The new style isn’t all that bad, really (I like the transparent tabs), it’s just the stuff at the top (clouds, rainbow and stuff) that looks out of place.
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Wha…? First I’ve seen (or heard of) this…
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Hi! I tried to use the contact form but it didn’t work.
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@Gustavo – check http://www.css3.info/wp-content/themes/new_css3/css/ie6.css. It uses the proprietary Filter property combined with AlphaImageLoader.
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Alex says:Comment » November 7th, 2008 at 12:07 pm
I do find it funny the stylesheet of a site about CSS3, doesn’t actually use any CSS3. And it’s also got a couple of errors (Missing ! on !important)
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Alex: oh yeah, rounded borders are images now…
By the way, I’d have made the hovered tab image part of the regular image, so it’s always preloaded.
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I hope that the header background is temporary (-_-)
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New Design is great! And I love it, but something happened with css for examples.
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hey is there any function for curved divs ???
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devilsuraj: not sure, but it sounds like you’re looking for the “border-radius” property.
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Site bug: the “CSS Selectors Test” tab isn’t white when you’re on the corresponding page, unlike other sections.
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Oh, and all selector tests show up as green now, no more orange or red for buggy/unsupported implementations…
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Cheers Stifu,
We are aware of some issues such as these, but I’ll echo these particular ones back to the relevant people.
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stifu: i was looking for same thanks
how many browser are compatible with css3 on present date?? - 18.
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