A web of web things created, touched, or seen by Chris Casciano of Place Name Here.
javascript bridge for getting css3 pseudo selectors working in IE
jquery.boxshadow.js plugin for box-shadow support in MSIE
notes on using fireworks and alpha transparency to get transparent png8 in IE6
MS marketing fluff piece comparing windows browsers
Drew migrates his Supersleight script to make alpha transparent PNGs to work in IE6 into a handy jQuery plugin
As announced in February 2008, Internet Explorer 8 sends an updated user-agent string when interacting with web servers. Since we last blogged about the User-Agent string, the Internet Explorer team introduced Compatibility View and today, the Windows team is releasing the Windows 7 Beta. Each of these events has a small impact on the User-Agent string, as I will outline in this post.
Here's a creative look at the history of the browser wars from 2002 through mid-2008. The infographic was submitted to Reddit by a user named BovingdonBug. He says he created it as part of an application for a graphic design job on a newspaper. Click the graphic above to view the full-size original.
As part of our plan to reach full CSS 2.1 compliance with Internet Explorer 8, we have decided to place all properties that fulfill one of the following conditions behind the '-ms-' prefix: * If the property is a Microsoft extension (not defined in a CSS specification/module) * If the property is part of a CSS specification or module that hasnât received Candidate Recommendation status from the W3C * If the property is a partial implementation of a property that is defined in a CSS specification or module
As part of our plan to reach full CSS 2.1 compliance with Internet Explorer 8, we have decided to place all properties that fulfill one of the following conditions behind the '-ms-' prefix: * If the property is a Microsoft extension (not defined in a CSS specification/module) * If the property is part of a CSS specification or module that hasnât received Candidate Recommendation status from the W3C * If the property is a partial implementation of a property that is defined in a CSS specification or module
The basic building blocks of a Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) stylesheet are its style rules; however, without selectors there would be no way to determine how the rules were to be applied. Selectors are used to "select" elements on an HTML page so that they can be styled. This article introduces the fundamentals of CSS declaration syntax, in order to more fully describe how selectors are used.
"As you can see, this blog is being set up for The Daily Molly, a column in which I will cover news, tips & tricks, and items of interest to the Web standards and related communities."
"As you can see, this blog is being set up for The Daily Molly, a column in which I will cover news, tips & tricks, and items of interest to the Web standards and related communities."
Many of you have asked how to run IE6 and IE7 in a side by side environment. As Chris Wilson blogged about early this year, itâs unfortunately not so easy to do. There are workarounds, but they are unsupported and donât necessarily work the same way as
really a lifesaver sometimes
really a lifesaver sometimes
A demo explaining fixes for disappearing text in IE6.
background image hack of sleight
javascript fix for transparent PNG in IE /win
use xhtml to make abbr work in IE/Win
A simple SVG emulation behavior for IE using VML
Javascript implementation of proper range selection