Tag Archives: CSS3
Quick Notes: Faux Columns Revistited
October 15, 2011
It’s time to update Dan Cederholm’s faux columns to take advantage of CSS3 gradients and reduce http requests.
Behind the Websites: Selectivizr with CSS on a sub-domain
October 25, 2010
Updating the Soupgiant base WordPress theme recently (among other things we were porting it to HTML5), we needed to decide which shims and/or polyfills to use. We starterd with Remy Sharp’s HTML5 enabling script but another to consider was Selectivizr to improve IE‘s support of CSS3 selectors.
Behind the Websites: Rounded Corners Everywhere
May 26, 2010
Similar support of rgba and border-radius in modern browsers allows us to use both the old graphical and new css3 methods for rounded corners. This gives us the same look in almost all browsers.
Tags: border-radius, browser support, CSS, CSS3, rgba, rounded corners
Behind the Websites: Review – Everything you know about CSS is wrong!
November 14, 2008
During the week I read Rachel Andrew and Kevin Yank’s Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong! At a little over 100 pages it’s a concise explanation of CSS tables and how they will – and an argument why they should – change the way in which web developers work.