Generally speaking, you should not be using vendor specific prefixes. The
W3C has recently been on the war
path<http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012May/0125.html>on this
very
issue<http://www.sitepoint.com/w3c-css-webkit-prefix-crisis/#fbid=gPqBJStOd47>.
As such, I would not expect GWT and Google to officially support an
officially unsupported CSS property.
Usually you can get away with these sorts of things with the *literal()*
function
ClientBundle to get around the unrecognized gradient constructor:
i.e.
div-with-literal {
background-image: literal("linear-gradient(...)");
}
Note however this does not help you get around an unsupported property name
like *-moz-transition*. I'm not yet sure how to achieve this.
Sincerely,
Joseph
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