I have been confortable using CSS for the last few years and have recently started using javascript for fancy effects. However, I would like to achieve a lot of the same effects using pure CSS if I can.
So CSS3 is the latest version, but a lot of the cool animations I see on other sites seem to use the -webkit CSS notation.
Is this standard CSS or does this only work on webkit browsers (Chrome + Safari).
Would I have to implement another solution for the other browser engines? - Internet Explorer (Trident) and Firefox (Gecko).
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I have been confortable using CSS for the last few years and have recently started using javascript for fancy effects. However, I would like to achieve a lot of the same effects using pure CSS if I can.
So CSS3 is the latest version, but a lot of the cool animations I see on other sites seem to use the -webkit CSS notation.
Is this standard CSS or does this only work on webkit browsers (Chrome + Safari).
Would I have to implement another solution for the other browser engines? - Internet Explorer (Trident) and Firefox (Gecko).
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