CSS3 Properties and Compatible Browsers
By : saikiran - Designholik
CSS3 is hot, Now you can create rounded borders, add shadow to boxes without images, embed fonts and many more things.
Here is the list of some CSS properties introduced in CSS3 and their browser support.
| Property | Browser Support | ||||
| IE9 | Firefox | Chrome | Safari | Opera | |
| border-radius | |||||
| box-shadow | |||||
| border-image | |||||
| text-shadow | |||||
| word-wrap | |||||
| @font-face | |||||
| background-size | |||||
| background-origin | |||||
| transform | |||||
| resize | |||||
| box-sizing | |||||
| outline-offset | |||||
| column-count | |||||
| column-gap | |||||
| column-rule | |||||
| @keyframes | |||||
| animation | |||||
| transition | |||||
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Hello, IE9 beta supports @font-face and background-origin; transforms are supported in IE9 as of PP6, too (using -ms- prefix). Please fix your table.
Also note that column-* properties are quite buggy in Fx/WebKit and it's not safe to use them.