3D Browser CSS Firefox Gecko Google Google Maps HTML5 SVG WebKit
31 August 2010 | 0 Comments
Scalable Vector Graphics, short SVG, are powerful XML based vector graphics. Unfortunately SVG isn’t 100% supported by all browsers, but the most modern browser support the most things, except the Internet Explorer (what a coincidence!). You could get an clear overview on caniuse.com of the SVG-browser-support. If you combine the power of CSS and SVG [...]
Tagged in 3D, API, Browser, CSS, CSS3, Firefox, Gecko, Google, Google-Maps, Map, SVG, WebKit, XHTML, XML
Browser CSS
14 August 2010 | 0 Comments
I would say all of you know the normal CSS-Border border: 1px solid #000000; which creates a normal 1 pixel thick border around the (HTML) object. A few months ago I read on Nettuts+ how to create multiple borders with simple CSS and today some addtional ways came in my mind how to create such [...]
Tagged in Browser, CSS, CSS-Border, Trick
Browser Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer JavaScript Opera Safari jQuery
8 April 2010 | 0 Comments
If you want to detect browsers with jQuery it is really easy to manage with it. Although it isn’t relly accessible for users with disabled JavaScript.
Tagged in Browser, Detect, JavaScript, jQuery, User-Agent