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If you demand both reflections and the browser support, you might as well port the PHP code to Ruby or whatever else you're using. Or use CSS3 and not worry ab
by zachrose 15y ago
If you demand both reflections and the browser support, you might as well port the PHP code to Ruby or whatever else you're using.
Or use CSS3 and not worry about IE: http://www.webkit.org/blog/182/css-reflections/ http://www.webkit.org/blog/182/css-reflections/
- IanDrake 15y ago>Or use CSS3 and not worry about IE Exactly, like I care about IE. Plus, a lot of my HTML work is in AIR or PhoneGap anyway...mostly webkit clients.