4 Jan
2007
4 Jan
'07
3:50 a.m.
Oh and extra about Firefox/Mozilla/Gecko: Several CSS3 parts are modeled after existing browser extensions. Mozilla for example has a range of "-moz" styles that are experimental. Opacity used to be "-moz-opacity", but support for the CSS3 "opacity" attribute was added explicitly somewhere in 1.x. "border-radius" does not yet work, and you still have to use "-moz- border-radius". This is IMO another good reason to use CSS3, as Mozilla is actively incorporating it into the browser, in accordance with the draft spec and other browser usage. Steven Wittens