CSS Turns 10 Years Old 176
An anonymous reader writes "Cascading Style Sheets celebrate their tenth anniversary this week. The W3C put together the CSS10 site in recognition of this milestone with a Hall of Fame, essays from the past decade, a gallery, and more." I was glad to see the CSS Zen Garden selected for the Hall of Fame, and disappointed (but not surprised) that no browser on my computer correctly renders the Acid2 test.
ACID2 Compliance (Score:5, Interesting)
Time to get a new computer [apple.com].
Here's a list [wikipedia.org] of ACID2 compliant browsers. It's longer than one might think.
10 years old... (Score:5, Interesting)
Re:10 years old... (Score:4, Interesting)
Maybe that's not only because browser developers have been lazy (IE) or preoccupied with rewriting the browser from the ground up (Netscape/Firefox) for the past 8.5 years, but also because CSS 2.0 is a convoluted, sloppily designed specification?
Uh oh (Score:4, Interesting)
#navigation li Invalid number : text-shadow Property text-shadow doesn't exist : 0 2px 4px #000
Re:http://www.csszengarden.com/ (Score:3, Interesting)
In case you didn't, here [csszengarden.com] are [csszengarden.com] a few [csszengarden.com] examples [csszengarden.com].
The point of the site is to illustrate how the exact same HTML file can be displayed in an infinite number of ways by simply changing the CSS. The site is essentially an argument for a semantic Web.
Schwab
Re:CSS turns 10, typographers still crying (Score:4, Interesting)
I can't wait either.
Re:CSS turns 10, typographers still crying (Score:3, Interesting)
That said, yes, properly styled and typeset text needs to live and accessible. It's currently not (at least in any practical form), and that's the problem.