A while back, I woke up one morning thinking, John Resig’s got some great CSS3 support in jQuery but it’s all forced into JS statements. I should ask him if he could set things up like Dean Edwards‘ IE7 script so that the JS scans the author’s CSS, finds the advanced selectors, does any necessary backend juggling, and makes CSS3 selector support Transparently Just Work. And then he could put that back into jQuery. Eric’s Archived Thoughts: JavaScript Will Save Us All.
I love CSS, I love jquery. This sounds like an awesome solution to one of those annoying little problems. Backwards compatibility.
#1 by phpmotion demo on June 10th, 2009, 15:42
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