Folks,
apologies for the late notice - our speaker has had his flight canceled in
Sydney - we're proposing a roundtable on navigation instead - he may be able
to join us still for dinner.
Cheers, Andrew
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Andrew Boyd
http://onblogging.com.au
Hi all,
I'm having trouble deciding whether to begin coding using CSS3, such as
using (but not limited to) opacity. Although the CSS validator returns an
error, but it claims it'll be supported in CSS3. As far as i know, FF2, FF3,
Opera and Safari already renders the opacity property, leaving
Ben Lau wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having trouble deciding whether to begin coding using CSS3, such
as using (but not limited to) opacity. Although the CSS validator
returns an error, but it claims it'll be supported in CSS3. As far as
i know, FF2, FF3, Opera and Safari already renders the opacity
Honestly css3 is not ready to be used , we wont truely be able to use this
new coding language onlong with HTML 5.0 until the next releases of
browsers some can now but it will take until then for the world to upgrade
their browsers.
On Fri, 3 Oct 2008 00:09:55 +1000, Ben Lau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is a CSS3 profile for the CSS validator, so just switch to
that. http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/#validate_by_uri
+with_options (choose the profile) Note that much of the CSS3 spec is
not stable so many implemented properties use the vendor prefixes (-
o-, -webkit-, -moz- for
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