Fritz Thomas

13 Feb, 2009

Charts of when we can use features of HTML, SVG and CSS3

Posted by: Fritz Thomas In: Overall

Do you ever wanted to know which features of HTML5, SVG or CSS3 are implemented in which browsers, or when they are going to implemenet it?
Thats what you can see in the compatibility tables on “When can i use” .

The Summary looks like this:

Compatiblity Summary

So, what does this mean? PLEASE, do not support IE anymore! Develop your web-sites/applications that they degrade gracefully to IE, if you want so, but do not create them to work and look the same way with the same functionality. Use the features most other browser supports (CSS3, …) and tell users of IE that they have to use a modern browser!

Tell the people about other browsers. Tell them how easy it is to migrate to another browser and what the benefits are FOR THEM!

WE DO NOT WANT AND NEED ANOTHER “NEW” IE. The last ones were enough.

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2 Responses to "Charts of when we can use features of HTML, SVG and CSS3"

1 | How to vertically align text and block elements | Overall | Fritz Thomas

February 18th, 2009 at 1:15 pm

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[...] The important css declarations and attributes are “display: inline-block”, “vertical-align: middle” and “line-height: XXpx”. The line-height tells every .button block the exact height of the inline elements underneath. The inline elements .icon and .text are handled and displayed as an “inline-block”. Firefox 3 and most of the other major browsers supporting it so it is safe to use it. Read more on this. The result should look like this: I think the example is simple enough to adapt it to your needs and other use cases. Please keep in mind that in the example i use -moz-border-radius. This declaration is mozilla specific. So if you want rounded corners in IE you have to wait until IE is implementing this. Take a look when this is scheduled and follow my suggestion. [...]

2 | varinderpal singh

July 14th, 2009 at 12:56 pm

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Yeah moz-border-radius not working in IE…….I am waiting for html-5.0 and css3…………..

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