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Border-radius has no unified syntax. Neither has gradients. Two examples that prove the thesis in this article (that all vendor prefixes are bad) to be incorrec
by kilian 17y ago
Border-radius has no unified syntax. Neither has gradients. Two examples that prove the thesis in this article (that all vendor prefixes are bad) to be incorrect.
Having just one property to target multiple browsers that do not support the same syntax would be pretty harmful.
So yes, properties that have a unified syntax can do without vendor prefixes. Nothing new, see the w3c specs. Stupid browser makers copying over -o-* to webkit browsers however, should be considered harmful. We should target those.
- pohl 17y agoBorder-radius has no unified syntax. Exactly. Here is a table that illustrates this well. I didn't know there were so many optional arguments in the standard. This page is worth viewing both in webkit and gecko based browsers, so that you can see the "your browser" column. (Firefox does much better than Safari). http://muddledramblings.com/table-of-css3-border-radius-compliance http://muddledramblings.com/table-of-css3-border-radius-comp...