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JavaScript

Posted by Yuan Tang
Yuan Tang
14,168 Points

responsive design plugin css -> -webkit- and -moz-

Could someone explain what these two means in the video, -webkit- and -moz- ?

Thanks, Yuan

2 Answers

Domen Stojic
Domen Stojic
31,376 Points

What you are describing is called "vendor prefix"!

There are some CSS properties that some versions of web browsers do not support so you can use a prefix; although you should check for specific browser version you are working with!

There are multiple prefixes: -webkit- SAFARI / CHROME & new OPERA -moz- FIREFOX -ms- INTERNET EXPLORER -o- OPERA / old

For more info: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_browsersupport.asp

Yuan Tang
Yuan Tang
14,168 Points

Thank you very much!

Domen Stojic
Domen Stojic
31,376 Points
Domen Stojic
Domen Stojic
31,376 Points

You bet!