CSS3 is still a long way off, or is it just around the corner? This is not a technical question, but a question of when people can completely abandon those old browsers that do not comply with W3C standards. It is certain that CSS3 is highly anticipated. CSSTricks conducted a poll to vote for the highly anticipated CSS features. A total of 7,000 people participated. The results are as follows. What’s interesting is that the top three results are very close.
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A survey of much-anticipated CSS 3 features
1. Rounded corners
(22.0%, 1,541 votes)
This feature has been widely used in browsers such as Mozilla, Webkit, etc., and is undoubtedly the most anticipated by Web designers. However, IE still has no sign of supporting this feature.
2. Multiple backgrounds
(22.0%, 1,523 votes)
This feature is what I'm most looking forward to, but backward compatibility will be a big problem.
3.@font-face
(21.0%, 1,424 votes)
The latest version of Firefox will support this feature, Safari, Opera and even IE will also support or already support this feature. We will see the widespread application of this feature, but the copyright issue of fonts will be troublesome.
4. Animation and Gradient
(12.0%, 818 votes)
Webkit is the leader in this regard, animation is also part of the design, and it should belong to CSS. These will be implemented slowly, and when browsers other than Webkit start to support this feature, we will see many surprising effects.
5. Gradient color
(8.0%, 535 votes)
Defining a fixed color background is very simple, but gradient colors are not that simple. Gradient colors are very suitable for implementation through code, and Webkit takes the lead in this regard.
6. Box shadow
(4.0%, 271 votes)
Shadow is also a gradient color. In the past, it was achieved through background images. If multi-directional shadows are considered, things will become more complicated. The Box shadow mechanism solves all problems.
7. RGBa - add transparent color
(3.0%, 234 votes)
The a in RGBa represents transparent color. Transparency is very important to designers. Currently, in addition to IE, this feature is being widely adopted.
8. Text shadow
(2.0%, 140 votes)
It also belongs to the concept of gradient color, allowing text to have a shadow, which could not even be achieved through picture backgrounds before, so this will bring unprecedented convenience to designers.
9. Others
(2.0%, 168 votes)