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Drop shadow with CSS for all web browsers

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| Robert Nyman
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One of the most com­mon CSS ef­fects is us­ing shad­ows in var­i­ous ways. Before, we need­ed to re­sort to im­ages, but now we can of­fer this to all ma­jor web browser with CSS! Web browser sup­port Believe me or not, but all of the­se web browsers we can of­fer shad­ows with CSS: Firefox 3.5+ Safari 3+ Google Chrome Opera 10.50 Internet Explorer 5.5 The stan­dards way As we all know, a ma­jor­i­ty of the web browsers im­ple­ment fea­tures in a stan­dard­ized way, while others don’t (although they are get­ting (...)
 

Sputnik gets more tests; How compliant are the browsers?

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| Dion Almaer
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The Chromium folk have post­ed about JavaScript con­for­mance as they re­lease a test run­ner for Sputnik, that al­lows you to easi­ly run the com­plete test suite from with­in your browser: Sputnik touch­es all aspects of the JavaScript lan­guage de­fined in the 3rd edi­tion of the ECMA-262 spec. In many ways it can be seen as a con­tin­u­a­tion of and a com­ple­ment to ex­ist­ing browser con­for­mance test­ing tools, such as the Acid3 test. While we are al­ways fo­cused on im­prov­ing speed, Sputnik is not about (...)
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jQuery Conference 2010: San Francisco Announced

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| Mike Hostetler
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The jQuery Project is very ex­cit­ed to an­nounce the dates for our first-ev­er San Francisco con­fer­ence. The con­fer­ence will be held at the Microsoft Silicon Valley Research Center in Mountain View, California on April 24th and 25th, 2010. The San Francisco con­fer­ence is the sec­ond of four events planned by the jQuery Project in 2010. The first was the jQuery14 event, and ad­di­tion­al con­fer­ences are be­ing planned in Europe and on the East Coast for later this year. This venue is the largest (...)
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