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Posted by Spartanicus on 08/15/06 10:00
"Rik" <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com> wrote:
>I'd like to use some CSS3 properties like box-sizing and opacity. It's
>poorly supported, I know, but the content will not 'break' if I don't use it
>(a nice degrade is always a must).
>
>Now, if I try to validate my pages, W3C nags about them being a
>non-existent.
Using the extended interface you can choose to check against another
version http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator-uri
>Offcourse, I can ignore the validator if I know better, but
>I'd like your input on some questions:
>1. Is there a way I can 'tell' the UA it's CSS3? (maybe even add a seperate
>css for CSS3 properties). Something along the line of <link rel="stylesheet"
>href="URI" type="text/css" version="3.0" />
There is no "version" attribute for the <link> element.
>2. Will rendering be 'quircky' if I add properties like this, or will the
>page (was is otherwiose fully standards compliant) be rendered the same?
It will have no effect in browsers.
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Spartanicus
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