There’s a new feature in the WebKit nightlies: media queries. Media queries allow you to “query” the user agent for some of it’s specifics right from within the CSS, and match your CSS to that. I have a media queries page in my CSS3 section, which shows some examples of it’s use. One of the…
So in the latest WebKit nightlies we have a new CSS3 feature: resize. It allows resizing of any box, very useful for textarea’s and other cool stuff. Ofcourse i immediatly added a page on it in my CSS3 Preview section.
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Jason Harrop mailed me today, congratulating me on the digg, and telling me about the multi column extension he created for Firefox. Multi-column layout was already planned as an extra addition to my CSS3 section, but this pushed it up the list a bit. So here it is: multi-column layout in CSS3. This is one…
My CSS3 Preview section got digged this morning, which caused quite a few visitors and a VERY slow website…. I tweaked Apache a “bit” and it now works perfectly again. [tags]digg, css3[/tags]
I added two very cool new pages to the CSS3 section, and i’ve changed my policy a bit. My policy was to add pages as stuff became supportted in either Firefox or WebKit. I have added Opera to that list, since they are doing other stuff, which is very cool as well. The two new…
I added two again, opacity and rgba, both in the new “color” section. Let me know if you have any comments!
I’m an Apple addict, and a Safari addict as well. I love it, and I love it’s core, WebKit, and spend a lot of time on it. Yet i’m very, very happy with the OmniWeb 5.5 sneaky peak. I wrote a piece a while ago, about a WebKit community release. Effectively, this OmniWeb sneaky peak…
I am now a CSS Drive news poster as well, add it to your feeds ;)
And yet another addition to the CSS3 preview section: border-image. While doing this I uncovered what I think is a WebKit bug, not completely sure yet though. [tags]CSS3, border-image[/tags]
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