Live data from Hacker News

Apple Keyboard in pure CSS.

dl.dropbox.com

31–40 of 42 posts

Re: Apple Keyboard in pure CSS.

#33

Earlier quoted context omitted.

More to the point, even if it were "pure css", there's nothing pure about it. Perhaps "only css" makes more sense, but CSS was meant as a way to separate style from content. Try viewing this page without style and let me know what inherit content is present.

The obvious implication in the context of web development is that there were no images used -- all of the rendering is done on the fly by the browser. However, there are images used, at least one for the background and four for the arrows.

Is that the obvious implication? I've seen pure css used in the context of no images, and I've seen it used in the context of no javascript. Both seem reasonable.

Re: Apple Keyboard in pure CSS.

#40
Just a shame that on my work machine (running Windows 7) it does not work with a touch screen. Maybe iPad owners have more luck, but this seemed like the only useful use case for such a keyboard so I was disappointed that it did not "press" the keys as it does with the mouse.
Post reply on HN