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rrobe - 02/08/10 -
yeah, all this looks cools.
But you should have titled this “20 amazing things you can do with CSS3 – ONLY IF YOU USE SAFARI”
I looked up some of those CSS, and I keep seeing “-webkit- ” and “-moz-” prefixes. And this reminds me the times when people used hacks like these to color the scroll bars in internet explorer 5.
CSS, even if it’s partially supported is NOT yet a standard. Same for HTML5. Same for hardware-accelerated css transforms.
All this, even if its seem to work for someone and, isn’t yet a standard. So i suggest we keep this in mind before using all these hacks. CSS3, canvas tag and so on.. it’s still a glance in the near future, but for now a browser-specific web is not the web I want to see.
a finn - 09/08/10 -
Well, try say that to Microsoft. I really dislike IE. its not a browser..just not standard application. How you can make web code if MS not respect standards..
rrobe - 02/08/10 -
mmm .. it lokks I made a bunch of typing errors. I meant CSS”3″ and not just “CSS” is not yet a standard, of course ;)
sorry for that!
Shevaa | WebDesignersBlog - 06/08/10 -
Wow Cool.. all looking nice… thx for sharing… especially Raindrop
Image… Cool….
John Hamelink - 09/08/10 -
Some of the stuff in here is simply amazing! I never thought it was possible to create icons using just CSS!
Daniel Kian Mc Kiernan - 22/08/10 -
What this really demonstrates is the utter failure of the programme to separate content from presentation by having HTML mark-up content as such, and CSS describe presentation as such.
In order to get the sort of presentation that I want, my HTML is now filled with DIVs and SPANs whose sole purpose is to support presentation.
And now we have folk creating fairly rich content from CSS.
We not moving forward; we are lost.
koltuk yikama - 29/08/10 -
guzel paylas?m tesekurler.
Ehring Webmedia - 12/01/11 -
this is a very nice demonstration. i like it!
koltuk yikama - 29/08/10 -
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Xaby Web Design - 31/08/10 -
!!! Awesome stuff ! Didn’t know CSS could do SO much :O Thanks for sharing :)
Banner Printing - 14/03/11 -
Those things are perfect addition to your banner design.
Sergey - 24/04/12 -
Hi,
really nice compilation!
You may want to checkout the 3d bar graph I did recently: http://sergeylukin.com/css-3d-bar-graph/