On 9/6/2010 9:23 AM, David Laakso wrote:
PS In the world of geometry is that a sphere or is it known as a simple
circular object?
I think the idea is that the gradient makes it appear spherical. Since
it uses a linear gradient and not a radial gradient, though, the effect
is somewhat primitive.
So in the worlds of both geometry and computer graphics, that's a simple
circular object. You'd need to change the gradient and apply a transform
to the text that's supposed to be on the object to make it a sphere. :)
Alan, I'm curious - your "CSS Test" link goes to a page that lists
Firefox above safari on your "Honor Roll" (presumably for CSS
compliance). Why is that? Firefox is my preferred browser, but my
understanding is that WebKit (Safari and Chrome) has had better
standards compliance than Firefox by pretty much any measure for quite
awhile now.
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