CSS3 e Opera
Tuesday, 30. January 2007, 14:50:29
Dopo diverso tempo che non scrivo un "misero" post...
Ecco due ottimi articoli di David Storey della comunità Opera:
Upcoming CSS3 support in Opera
CSS3 development work is going full steam ahead for most browsers. At Opera this is no exception. Most people don't have the privilege of testing out our latest internal builds, which will go into a future release of our browser, so I thought I'd share with you some of the great work our developers have been up to in regards to CSS3...
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Creating buttons without images using CSS3
When wanting to add anything more than very basic styling to a button on a webpage, images are often used as the styling offered by CSS has been limited, especially when one wants to keep the HTML semantically clean. There are also notorious browser differences when styling any kind of form elements across browser and platforms. There are a number of drawbacks to using images however, including:
* Increased page weight
* Reliance on image editing applications and familiarity
* Makes it more difficult to localise/internationlise the site
* Breaks automated translations
* Increases the time needed to redesign the buttons, especially when a simple change is needed
* Images do not scale when text size is increased, or become difficult to read with page zoom
* Page becomes less semantic if img tags are used
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Buona lettura
P.S.
Chi è invice alle prime armi con CSS può anche visitare questa mia "misera" pagina:
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