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CSS3 Generator

• chrisbroadfoot 16y ago
  Seems extremely buggy. I chose box-shadow, 5px horizontal, 5px vertical, 3px blur, #fff color, and it gave me invalid CSS: -webkit-box-shadow: px 3px ; -moz-box-shadow: px 3px ; box-shadow: px 3px ;
  • bgrins 16y ago
    A couple of sites that have similar functionality: http://css3please.com http://css3please.com http://www.css3maker.com http://www.css3maker.com
  • user24 16y ago
    worked fine for me with those settings. Fx 3.6.12 OSX 10.6.4
• pkulak 16y ago
  No -webkit-border-radius?
  • mcrittenden 16y ago
    Doesn't seem to be needed in recent webkit builds (for example, an up to date Chrome/Chromium works fine with plain old border-radius). Can anybody comment on if it's still a good idea to include that rule or not, perhaps for older webkit versions?
    • mrchess 16y ago
      What version of Chrome do you run? I still can't get "border-radius" to work in Chrome. That being said I still shove that -webkit tag everywhere.
      • chrisbroadfoot 16y ago
        Current stable release (7.0) doesn't require -webkit prefix for border-radius.