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Jump to PostThat's the problem with this stuff. There may be some great feature that I might want to use, but the reality is that even if it is implemented, many people will be looking at it with older browsers and will never see it. Worse yet, if you make a new …
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rajarajan2017
There are some examples to know about CSS3
http://webdesignersdesk.com/2010/05/impossible-things-with-css-now-possible-with-css3/
jasikamarshel 0 Newbie Poster
Many exciting new functions and features are being thought up for CSS3. We will try and showcase some of them on this page, when they get implemented in either Fire fox, Konqueror, Opera or Safari/Web-kit,Borders
* border-color
* border-image
* border-radius
* box-shadow
Backgrounds
* background-origin and background-clip
* background-size
* multiple backgrounds
Color
* HSL colors
* HSLA colors
* opacity
* RGBA colors
Text effects
* text-shadow
* text-overflow
* word-wrap
Here all about a css you get a idea of that.
almostbob 866 Retired: passive income ROCKS
... not implemented in any browser
JRM 107 Practically a Master Poster
That's the problem with this stuff. There may be some great feature that I might want to use, but the reality is that even if it is implemented, many people will be looking at it with older browsers and will never see it. Worse yet, if you make a new feature such as corner radius a integral part of the design,it won't look as you intended it to look on many computers.
Then there are the IE browsers that interpret CSS the MS way...
I just use core CSS that is understood by most browsers.
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