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Apparently transparent – CSS3D HTML5 Experiment

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Re: Apparently transparent – CSS3D HTML5 Experiment

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Post by emehrkay »

Kiro wrote: post #22

How can this be achieved with so little code? I was expecting thousands of lines. It's like 100.

The source code is beautiful. Code can be art when you know what you're looking at/looking for, kinda like real art. (I don't like his if/else blocks though)

Re: Apparently transparent – CSS3D HTML5 Experiment

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Post by bicknergseng »

bonn1 wrote: post #15
matthewmacleod wrote: post #13

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Flexbox, or display: table-cell. These have been supported for a while now – you're not going to get old browser support, but they're not going to support 3D features either, so your complaint is either flame bait or ignorance.

> These have been supported for a while now For Safari still the -webkit prefix is required which is a bit odd

Safari is the new IE. No idea why they still require vendor prefix for a range of accepted and implemented standards.

Re: Apparently transparent – CSS3D HTML5 Experiment

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Post by jastanton »

AustinG08 wrote: post #36
Cephlin wrote: post #20

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Why would anyone want to use/support those browsers. First off their IE... secondly they're seriously out of date.

Tell that to the boss

If you're the developer that's your job to tell that to your boss. Come up with analytics to support your findings, make your case, he's probably not going to be reading this thread and staying up to date on all the latest and greatest that's your job. He may be stubborn or you might find out that your user base is all IE6 I don't know but sitting around complaining isn't going to get you anywhere either :)
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