CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
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Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
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Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#3As soon as I click play/replay, I get the message Game Over :-)
I am using FF4 on Mac
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#4As soon as I click play/replay, I get the message Game Over :-) I am using FF4 on Mac
doesn't work in my ff5 also (mac).
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#5It doesn't work on IE9 either. Thus we see the flaw in designing programs in html/CSS there is no guarantee that what you wrote is what will happen/appear on a browser. Even worse than an untyped language. A programming language that has the programmer "suggest" commands rather than demand them.
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#6Works fine in Chrome 11 under linux
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#7It doesn't work on IE9 either. Thus we see the flaw in designing programs in html/CSS there is no guarantee that what you wrote is what will happen/appear on a browser. Even worse than an untyped language. A programming language that has the programmer "suggest" commands rather than demand them.
Yes. Welcome to web development. :)
Snarkiness aside, I feel the pain behind your complaint. That's one reason I think CSS can be harder than actual programming: you have all these unknowns and contingencies to manage.
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#8There are more than 6000 lines of CSS behind this, but only the first 500 or so are actual CSS; the rest appears to be images encoded into text.
At any rate, this is very impressive and interesting. I would have sworn it was a Flash game if I didn't know better.
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#9Very clever work.
But we're back to the days of "works best in so-and-so browser".
(no FF3/4 or IE9 or Opera11 support)
Re: CSS Panic: Game written in HTML/CSS - no Javascript
#10Works well in webkit-based browser (Chrome 12 and Safari 5 tested). This is due to the extensive usage of -webkit-animation-, -webkit-pointer- and -webkit-transform-.
The crocodiles are radio buttons and animations are controlled via the :checked pseudo-selector, very clever.