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Hi, Now a days guys Css is become more powerfull so please add what is new in css
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CSS is not becoming more powerful. CSS has stayed the same. Browser support has improved, except the villain: Internet Explorer. If you want to see what will be available in the future, read the CSS 3.0 Specification drafts.
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By the way, SpookyET, do you know when will CSS 3.0 be avalable? Proapably not in ages, because of IE. :/
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Small parts of CSS 3.0 have been incorporated in Gecko. Though, I think that it is bad to implement a draft specification because it can change. Bugs can result from this.
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The opacity property works in FF1.5 and Safari 1.3 +...
For example, this will set the paragraphs (including backgrounds, borders and everything inside) to 70% opacity:
p {
opacity: 0.7;
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Bring on column support I say...
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Me too, I was excited to know FireFox 1.5 supports CSS3 multi-column.
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CommentAuthoradjustafresh
- CommentTimeDec 14th 2005
I say, push the envelope. Start using supported portions of CSS3 now, and the people who use quality browsers will benefit.
As long as the code degrades or you can hack IE, use as much cutting edge CSS as you can. -
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I think there is no Css for Radio Button, Check box and Combobox. The browsers should improve this too.
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i hear about column display around here but i have yet to see something actually work.
I recently tried out a tutorial found on ALA regarding columns and I tested it out on FF 1.5. It came as no surprise to me that it didn't work.
maybe it may sound noobish of me ot ask this but where can I find a complete list of implemented new features in CSS2 and CSS3 and the support for them. -
Safari has supported multiple background images since 1.3... its good for making bulletproof rounded corner boxes without having tag bloat.
And Arun, Prince is cool, I've used it for making large school reports before. My teachers complimented me on making my report look very proffesional. -
yo tsk, have you tried looking at the the CSS specs on the W3C site lately?
about the list of implemented features, it's really not that difficult to find. all u need to do is ask Google for it, surely it'll be more than gladly to answer any of your questions...
here's one of the link from a quick search on Google using the keywords "css browser support"
http://www.jessett.com/web_sites/css/css_browser_support.shtml
and u might be interested in this too...
http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/ -
- CommentAuthorNick Presta
- CommentTimeJan 7th 2006
I think there is no Css for Radio Button, Check box and Combobox. The browsers should improve this too.
You can style radio, checkboxes, input fields, select forms, etc. -
your help is much apreciated, Risk.
It's not that I haven't done a search for those, i was just asking for a conclusive list, rather than just partial data. -
how i can style it without any javascript .. can u please help me.. 'nice1presta'
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Arun, check out these links for styling form elements:
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200409/styling_form_controls/
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200410/styling_even_more_form_controls/
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