IPhone 4 in pure CSS3
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IPhone 4 in pure CSS3
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Re: IPhone 4 in pure CSS3
#2iPhone4 in CSS3? I predict this to be the highest upvoted submission on HN of all time.
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#3Wow, this is pretty sick. I wonder how much time it took to create this.
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#4Perhaps I'm behind the times, but what tools do people use to make the icons like that in CSS3? Is it simply an art or can you start in photoshop and use some data there to help guide you along the way?
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#5its cool but the title is misleading --> 335 lines of Javascript code used
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#6Why do people keep calling things "pure CSS" when they use JavaScript and HTML?
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#7Perhaps I'm behind the times, but what tools do people use to make the icons like that in CSS3? Is it simply an art or can you start in photoshop and use some data there to help guide you along the way?
usually just a text editor.
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#8sucks, the iMessage and Weather apps don't even work
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#9Why do people keep calling things "pure CSS" when they use JavaScript and HTML?
It seems like a more accurate term for these demonstrations would be "imageless" rather than "pure CSS".
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#10Why do people keep calling things "pure CSS" when they use JavaScript and HTML?
I think HTML obviously is allowed to call something "pure CSS," since an HTML document is required to even load CSS, and CSS rules can only apply to DOM elements. JavaScript, however, shouldn't be allowed.