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You're right, it does. But in fairness, it's a demo for webkit browsers. I'm guessing the author wasn't too concerned for IE. If the demo page was something su
by j79 16y ago
You're right, it does. But in fairness, it's a demo for webkit browsers. I'm guessing the author wasn't too concerned for IE.
If the demo page was something super simple like:
#links{
-webkit-transition-duration: 0.5s;
}
#links:hover {
color: red;
}
Super simple and it wouldn't break anything.
Basically, just because the author didn't consider IE users on a Webkit demo doesn't mean CSS3 is broken (or doesn't degrade properly.)