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Dean Onizuka
4,753 Pointsregarding webkits
are they built in or do we have to download these webkits from somewhere? i know its been covered but i must have missed that part
4 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsIt seems like you a little vague on what exactly -webkit does. It's a CSS Vendor Prefix.
The reason they are vendor prefixes because they correspond to how a CSS property is rendered in a particular browser (e.g. -webkit for Chrome vs -moz for Firefox).
further reading:
Alexander Rasmussen
12,901 PointsYou just type -webkit- and all is done. or -o- or whatever webkit you use :)
Dean Onizuka
4,753 Pointsthanks
Alexander Rasmussen
12,901 PointsYou're welcome
John Mutch
6,962 PointsI am new to the concept of "webkit":, could we please get a link or maybe some more information then what is rendered in this video. Could they please be placed under the Teacher's Notes section. Thanks in advance.
Joshua Ferdaszewski
12,716 PointsWebkit is an engine that some browsers use to render web pages. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebKit
John Mutch
6,962 PointsThanks Joshua, that is exactly what I needed. You ROCK... Go Blazers!
Dean Onizuka
4,753 PointsDean Onizuka
4,753 Pointswill read up on that. thanks