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Give your website eye-catching appeal with CSS3 animations. Brian Wood Training teaches you how to control movement, timing, iterations, and more!
with Brian Wood TrainingGive your website eye-catching appeal with CSS3 animations. Brian Wood Training teaches you how to control movement, timing, iterations, and more!
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Older versions of Internet Explorer do not support CSS3 well. Learn how to work around IE’s shortcomings to make CSS3 code that looks great on any browser!
with Brian Wood TrainingOlder versions of Internet Explorer do not support CSS3 well. Learn how to work around IE’s shortcomings to make CSS3 code that looks great on any browser!
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Internet Explorer 6-8 does not support CSS3 selectors. Learn a workaround using a downloadable script called Selectivizr and a few snippets of code.
with Brian Wood TrainingInternet Explorer 6-8 does not support CSS3 selectors. Learn a workaround using a downloadable script called Selectivizr and a few snippets of code.
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Conditional comments are a CSS element that allows you to target Internet Explorer and create version-specific style sheets. Learn how to do it with Brian Wood!
with Brian Wood TrainingConditional comments are a CSS element that allows you to target Internet Explorer and create version-specific style sheets. Learn how to do it with Brian Wood!
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In this CSS3 lesson by Brian Wood Training, take a look at Modernizr, which uses JavaScript to detect the capabilities of specific browsers.
with Brian Wood TrainingIn this CSS3 lesson by Brian Wood Training, take a look at Modernizr, which uses JavaScript to detect the capabilities of specific browsers.
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