April 1, 2011
by James Brocklehurst
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Now that Firefox 4 and IE9 have finally arrived and users upgrade their browsers in healthy numbers, applying the latest cutting-edge techniques to real-world sites becomes more of an option. One perk is that the latest versions of all browsers … Continue reading
March 8, 2011
by James Brocklehurst
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Here I have another go at tinkering around with background images that fade on hover. This time I’ve used a patterned background and placed vignette-style .pngs over the top which are animated using transition.
February 3, 2011
by James Brocklehurst
11 Comments
In my fantasy CSS3 world, a background-opacity property would exist, and this is why I think it would be a good thing to have.
October 3, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
4 Comments
Whilst researching the subject, I have found myself putting together an overview of all the CSS3 properties that are safe to use today. By ‘safe’ I mean properties that can be used for progressive enhancement that fallback without difficulty for … Continue reading
September 13, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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Of all the new web technologies being espoused, CSS3 appears the most implementable, since it allows us to drop in new decorative properties without messing up things for older browsers.
August 5, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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When Firefox 4 is released this October, February? browsers that support the CSS3 transition property will make up approximately 30% of the market (providing current Firefox users upgrade). With this in mind, it now becomes viable to consider CSS as … Continue reading
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