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This class can replace CSS properties by properties with browser specific names.
It can parse a CSS definition and find CSS properties that are not yet well supported by all browsers.
The class can add browser specific properties that are equivalent to the found properties.
It also applies other fixes for different CSS browser specific definitions.
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CSS fix |
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css-fix |
| Description: |
Replace CSS properties with browser specific names |
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1.0 |
| PHP version: |
5.0 |
| License: |
BSD License |
| All time users: |
698 users |
| All time rank: |
4061 |
| Week users: |
4 users |
| Week rank: |
674  |
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 April 2012
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Newer browse versions often implement support to new CSS properties before any standards are defined and approved to define those properties.
When that happens those CSS properties are implemented using names that have special browser vendor prefixes.
When the actual standard define those properties, the property names are defined without the browser prefixes, and in some cases with slightly different names.
Web developers may use the standard property names but past browser versions may not recognize them.
This class implements a solution to work around that problem. It parses a CSS definition and replaces the standard property names with browser vendor original names.
This way the fixed CSS definitions may still work and more current and past browser versions.
Manuel Lemos |
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css-fix |
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18.81 |
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18.91 |
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