iOS overall tends to suck with CSS3 transitions, animations, transforms, etc. Which IMO are some of the best features of the tech.
I\'ve got an edit in place feature on a web page that is targeted for webkit. The HTML is trivial. I attach a click handler to each cell with jQuery:
For example like this it\'s transparent .png Currently I use this transparent png and I\'m fine with that but I\'m just curious if it\'s also possible with 开发者_StackOverflow中文版CSS3 (on Web-kit
In a project I need to make headings like this and I want to use with less image and markup because Texture will be the same but Gradient are different in different sections.
I was wondering if there is a way to know when a webkitdownload has finished without error. I am using the C API. I was hoping a signal would be emitted (similar to when a download starts), however th
I\'m looking for a reference for browser specific CSS. All the things that start with -moz, -webkit, -o, -khtml
#anim1 iframe { -webkit-transition: -webkit-transform 1s ease-in-out; -webkit-transform: rotate3d(0,1,1, 30deg);
I have a problem with my webkit scrollbar on the iPod/iPhone/iPad - the user can\'t scroll down. The scrollbar just looks like a floating line, and the page breaks halfway through. (It works fine in C
Alright, so in Mozilla my website looks as I intended. However, in webkit browsers, h1 and h2 elements are shifted down by about 4px. What\'s the deal?
This is what I have: .box{ background:#FFF; -webkit-transition: background 0.5s; } .box:hover{ background:#000;
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