• Resolved mzimmers

    (@mzimmers)


    So, it appears that sometime between now and the last time I checked, some CSS3 elements have been incorporated into WP. This raises some questions:

    1. does CSS3 exist?
    2. is everyone in WPland but me using it?
    3. how can I direct my browser to use it for my sites?
    4. if I can’t do 3, can I at least somehow test for what version of CSS I’m using, to bypass some code and satisfy the validator.

    I realize these questions are all over the map, but any insight would be appreciated.

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  • CSS3 isn’t completed yet, though some browsers support some of its new features. Some more information can be found here:

    https://www.css3.info/preview/

    CSS has nothing to do with wordpress. It all depends on what the browser supports. You can incorporate some of it into a theme, but some browser won’t have it implemented. You’re probably better off waiting until the standard is finalized. You can also find more information here:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascading_Style_Sheets#CSS_3

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    Thread Starter mzimmers

    (@mzimmers)

    Ah, that clarifies it a bit. So, that’s why people use browser-conditional code in their CSS (and HTML).

    Still, it would appear that the WP authors have put some stuff in that signals the validator, such as in:

    thickbox.css

    Should I just ignore it?

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