Media Queries, CSS Backgrounds and Vendor Prefixes
7/21/2010
By Keir Whitaker
Here are three recent CSS related articles that deal with some of the more advanced parts of CSS3 and the debate about vendor prefixes, think -moz-border-radius and -webkit-animation. If you have any examples of where you have used these techniques on live sites feel free to link them up in the comments. Supersize that Background, [...]
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