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Ranjeet_8
Posted on: 7/17/2012 6:55:02 AM
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Mahe,
Most of the CSS 2.1 properties are supported by most of the existing browsers.
If you are trying to use CSS 3 in your application, Some of the CSS 3 properties are not supported.
Internet Explorer prefix -ms-
Firefox prefix -moz-
Google Chrome prefix -webkit-
Safari prefix -webkit-
Opera prefix -o-
Opera prefix -xv-
You can use the above browser prefixes also for making a CSS 3 Property to support all the browsers. Still it is LIMITED..
If you can tell me which are all the css property you need to use in your system i can help you with the alternatives if any.
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Good reply dotnetraj....
You may also use conditional statement in css. Search for
(conditional statement in css) in this website.
Thanks
Regards,
Sheo Narayan, Microsoft MVP
The Founder
http://www.dotnetfunda.com
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Sheonarayan,
Thanks.
The conditional statement in CSS is a new topic for me. Thanks for sharing.
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