What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
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What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
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What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
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What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
Thank you.
- jaoudestudios
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Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
CSS3 will have more built-in functions, i.e. rounded corners etc.
But unfortunately some browsers do not support it yet...cough cough useless IE
But unfortunately some browsers do not support it yet...cough cough useless IE
Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
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Isn't it ?
As I know IE6/7 doesn't support it !But unfortunately some browsers do not support it yet...cough cough useless IE
Isn't it ?
- jaoudestudios
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Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
Yep you are right, IE 6 & 7 do not support it, they are always behind
Dont get me started
the list goes on to what it does not support...SVG...etc
Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
OK.
Do you suggest using CSS3 ?
Do you suggest using CSS3 ?
- jaoudestudios
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Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
Unfortunately no.
As any CSS 3 features you use will only show in supported browsers, therefore in unsupported browsers you will get undesirable effects.
Hopefully one day soon
As any CSS 3 features you use will only show in supported browsers, therefore in unsupported browsers you will get undesirable effects.
Hopefully one day soon
Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
Yes of course you can use css3 features. But as the others said, remember that browsers like IE don't support it.
So I would consider each project you do and think about the target audience. And secondly, you should consider if it's a bad thing someone using IE6 gets a "degraded" experience. Not always I think.
I mean, is it really so bad if someone gets to see a box with straight corners instead of rounded corners? That person wouldn't even know the box is supposed to have rounded corners. So you can use CSS3 features and give people using modern browsers an enhanced experience
So I would consider each project you do and think about the target audience. And secondly, you should consider if it's a bad thing someone using IE6 gets a "degraded" experience. Not always I think.
I mean, is it really so bad if someone gets to see a box with straight corners instead of rounded corners? That person wouldn't even know the box is supposed to have rounded corners. So you can use CSS3 features and give people using modern browsers an enhanced experience
Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
We need to stop trying to make hacks for people with IE6. If they want more from the web, they should upgrade, not us break the web standards for just a outdated browser's sake.And secondly, you should consider if it's a bad thing someone using IE6 gets a "degraded" experience.
Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
It is the developer/programmer that has to adapt to the standards, not the users.Sindarin wrote:We need to stop trying to make hacks for people with IE6. If they want more from the web, they should upgrade, not us break the web standards for just a outdated browser's sake.And secondly, you should consider if it's a bad thing someone using IE6 gets a "degraded" experience.
Re: What are differences between CSS2 & CSS3 ?
Yes. Problem is when you refuse to do it, there would some other dev promoting that he also develops for "backwards compatibility".It is the developer/programmer that has to adapt to the standards, not the users.