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Making the most of CSS3

Charlotte Craig

Founder & Web Strategist

Making the most of CSS3

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Where I can, I’ve been making the most of CSS3 by using it to rotate menus and create drop shadows and rounded corners.

Making the most of CSS3

I look forward to the day when we can use it without having to write all the different options for each user agent, but until that time there is some help in the shape of CSS3 Please!, a really neat tool which gives you all the code you need to implement CSS across all the popular browsers.

I find the box rotate styles very useful – the code for the IE6, IE7 & IE8 equivalents is extremely difficult to work out by hand, but the tool does this all automatically.

Rotated elements can make designs so much more interesting, it’s great to see that rotation can be easily achieved with this tool – even in IE6.

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