While this approach will save designers, developers and browser rendering a lot of time, when will we actually see CSS3 implemented across the board? It doesn’t even work in Firefox 2 (although I’m sure Mozilla won’t be far behind Safari for implementing it). How long can we realistically expect to wait for CSS3 to become Standard and implemented into popular browsers?
Until then, we’re just going to have to resort to one of those 3,762 methods you mentioned earlier.
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While this approach will save designers, developers and browser rendering a lot of time, when will we actually see CSS3 implemented across the board? It doesn’t even work in Firefox 2 (although I’m sure Mozilla won’t be far behind Safari for implementing it). How long can we realistically expect to wait for CSS3 to become Standard and implemented into popular browsers?
Until then, we’re just going to have to resort to one of those 3,762 methods you mentioned earlier.