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> the ability to do pure-CSS buttons and icons is a win. CSS is not designed for assembly of vector graphics, we have SVG for that. SVG is a well defined and l
by metamemetics 16y ago
> the ability to do pure-CSS buttons and icons is a win.
CSS is not designed for assembly of vector graphics, we have SVG for that. SVG is a well defined and logical format for web vector graphics. The ideal case would be Firefox and IExplorer implement embedding SVG graphics with <img> to catch up with Opera\WebKit. Also since SVG is xml based any web app could also probably implement dynamic generation and cacheing for bizarre use cases.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoI didn't realise Opera/Webkit would display SVG from an img tag! They don't execute the embedded javascript though, you need to use an object tag for that still.