CSS Articles
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Dynabyte event and presentations on HTML5 and CSS3
Last week I spoke at the Dynabyte meetup in Stockholm and I wanted to share the slides and what I was talking about.
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Rendering 3D with CSS and JavaScript with dom3d (guest post)
Today we have a guest post by James Long (@jlongster). James is the tech lead for mozilla.com on the Web Development team. James is passionate about interactive graphics on the open web. Today he explains how you can create 3D objects using CSS without having 3D transforms support. Take it away, James. Recently I was […]
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Congratulations to our June Dev Derby winners!
We kicked off our series of monthly developer challenges in June to see what Web developers could do with CSS3 Animations. Our first ever Dev Derby was a huge success with almost 30 entries and a variety of demos that brought action to the Web without JavaScript. The results have been awesome! Early fan favorites […]
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HTML5 and CSS3: Exploring Mobile Possibilities – presentation at London Ajax Mobile Event
In the beginning of July, I was attending and giving a presentation at the London Ajax Mobile Event about possibilities offered by HTML5 and CSS3 when it comes to developing mobile web sites and applications. Short introduction of me Being my first post here at Mozilla Hacks, I thought I’d start by briefly introducing myself […]
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Aurora 7 is here
Keeping up the pace with our new development cycle, today we release Aurora 7. Enjoy its new features and performance improvements: CSS “text-overflow: ellipsis“, Navigation Timing API, reduced memory usage, a faster javascript parser, and the first steps of Azure, our new graphics API. text-overflow: ellipsis; It is now possible to get Firefox to display […]
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With the power of HTML5 – speaking at Converge SE in Columbia, SC
Last week the Converge SE conference in Columbia, South Carolina attracted about 400 designers, developers and product managers to attend workshops and hear keynotes about all that is new and great in web development. As you can see on the conference schedule the conference covered a lot of topics, ranging from building communities and providing […]
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Rofox, a CSS3 Animations demo
Firefox 5 was released last week. This release comes with CSS3 Animations. Here is a demo made by Anthony Calzadilla. To illustrate what you can achieve with CSS3 Animations, we have been working on demo with Anthony Calzadilla (@acalzadilla), famous for his awesome Animation projects. Check out the demo on the Mozilla Demo Studio. And […]
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Firefox 5 is here
Today, three months after the release of Firefox 4, we release Firefox 5, thanks to our new development cycle. Developers will be able to create richer animations using CSS3 Animations. This release comes with various improvements, performance optimization and bug fixes. CSS3 Animations CSS Animations (check out the documentation) are a new way to create […]
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Aurora 6 is here
What’s new in Aurora 6? The most notable addition to this new Aurora are the <progress> element, window.matchMedia API, better APIs for binary data, Server-Sent Events as well as the return of WebSockets. Aurora 6 has been published last week and can be downloaded from firefox.com/channel. The <progress> element This element can be used to […]
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Advanced animations in Aurora with CSS3 Animations
Firefox 4 came with CSS3 Transitions (ability to animate CSS properties from an initial value to a final one). In Firefox Aurora, we are experimenting with CSS3 Animations: a more powerful way to animate your content with CSS. Defining the animation The first thing is to define the intermediary CSS values of the properties to […]