Dev.Opera — Native CSS Feature Detection via the @supports Rule
IntroductionWith browsers of varying degrees of standards support still in use for browsing the Web (from decent modern browsers, to old rustbuckets like IE6), we are pretty comfortable with the idea of sending different code to different browsers to provide different-but-still-acceptable user experiences. This is done in a variety of ways, but generally it relies on the rather error-prone browser
Animatable: One property, two values, endless possiblities
box-shadow ◀ ▶ From: 0 0 black To: 0 150px 10px -50px rgba(0,0,0,.5) Author: @leaverou Tweet
CSS3 Simple Shapes - Cheat Sheet - Land-of-Web
Recently, I`ve decided to make cheat sheet dedicated to simple shapes that can be made only by means of CSS3. I`ve used only instant description. Since I`ve included majority of simple shapes like squares, circles, triangles, ovals etc, you can easile combine some of these in order to make complicated shape using :before or :after content-related pseudo “elements”. If you have some questions or su
Vendor-prefixed CSS Property Overview « Peter Beverloo
Next to having four seperate pages for the major rendering engines, this page shows a clearer overview of the implemented, prefixed properties. Blink (list) Google Chrome, Opera WebKit (list) Apple Safari Gecko (list) Mozilla Firefox Trident (list) Internet Explorer Please note that WebKit supports all these properties using the "-apple-" and "-khtml-" prefixes as well.
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