- From: David R <david@davidr.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 23:54:04 +0000
- To: www-style@w3.org
After having a quick look through the CSS3 spec, I can't see anything relating to the support of 3rd party and propriety "extensions" on the standard. Rather than shun existing extensions, such as MSIE's "Behaviour:;" property, shouldn't there be some way to accomodate these within the spec provided they adhere to some kind of syntax? I think the existing de-facto standard of prefixing non-standard properties with a hypthen works well enough as it is. Perhaps prefixing propriety selectors with a hyphen too? I often use IE's "DirectX Filters" in my CSS to make the experience more aesthetically pleasing to IE users (but rest assured I don't make the site dependent on the effects provided), and I would like to continue exploiting these features well into CSS3 without causing the validator to throw an error. -- -David R
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