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Re:CSS builder for shadows, backgrounds, and borders by nathanh on Tuesday May 10, 2011 @11:49PM (#2535107)
Has anyone tested this on any IE versions? I'm wondering about graceful degradation, but don't have a VM available at the moment.
Re:CSS builder for shadows, backgrounds, and borders by mindhunter on Wednesday May 11, 2011 @01:42AM (#2535303)
Internet Explorer is not supported. There's a feature detection running at the start page which blocks off browsers who don't support all feature. No released IE supports background gradient's - so they are all blocked. IE 10 will support them, and by the speed browsers iterate nowadays (thanks to Chrome starting that trend) I have hopes that it's release won't take too long.
Re:CSS builder for shadows, backgrounds, and borders by chc on Wednesday May 11, 2011 @02:35AM (#2535407)
CSS3 Pie (http://css3pie.com/) adds linear gradient support to all versions of IE. Still not 100%, but it's enough for a lot of people.
Re:CSS builder for shadows, backgrounds, and borders by JonnieCache on Wednesday May 11, 2011 @06:13AM (#2535835)
I have never managed to use css3pie without it totally messing up all my other CSS.
Re:CSS builder for shadows, backgrounds, and borders by chc on Wednesday May 11, 2011 @01:07PM (#2537224)
I've used it on one site and it worked fine there, but admittedly that's a tiny sample size.
Re:CSS builder for shadows, backgrounds, and borders by mindhunter on Wednesday May 11, 2011 @02:50AM (#2535436)
it has no support for color-stops in gradients, but your right - would be enough for most people. but since the audience are web-designers, for whom 2 color-stops would be a limitation, it's no option.