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Hello there, I would have to agree with symmet, you need both. This way if a user doesn't have a recent version of Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari or Opera you
by karlclement 16y ago
Hello there,
I would have to agree with symmet, you need both. This way if a user doesn't have a recent version of Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari or Opera you can have jQuery to fall back on.
-You can use browser detection to conditionally enable jQuery scripts on page load. You can use Javascript/jQuery or a server-side script to detect exactly which browser is loading the page.
-You can also check out http://www.modernizr.com/ http://www.modernizr.com/. It adds classes to the html element which allow you to target specific browser functionality in your stylesheet.
Let me know if you need any help with that,
Good luck!
Karl
- hypotenuse 16y agoI agree. Here's a Javascript snippet I saw recently that is a useful start for doing this (read the comments for some ideas of what you may or may not need to modify): http://www.bradshawenterprises.com/blog/2011/a-jquery-function-to-animate-using-css3-transitions-if-possible-with-the-animate-fallback/ http://www.bradshawenterprises.com/blog/2011/a-jquery-functi...