User talk:Malake256

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Template:Round

Hey Malake256, do you have a source for some of the vend properties in Template:Round which you made? I've never heard of -icab-border-radius:, could you link me to any source on that one, if it's actually being used by a browser I might as well add it into my own code. However I believe -o- has never been in use, Opera jumped directly to border-radius: without any -o- prefix, same for IE9. Also the order is mixed up, -webkit- should always be after -khtml-, and the standard border-radius should always be very last. CSS cascades so the last rules are override the previous rules. In other words in the case where in the future say a WebKit browser has -webkit- implementing border-radius with the WebKit quirks, and border-radius: implementing border-radius to standards without any quirks, the standard behavior should be preferred, hence border-radius should be last so that it overrides the non-standard behavior. -khtml- was also used by some early WebKit browsers so -webkit- should come after it to override it in WebKit versions that also used khtml prefixes. Dantman 17:06, 8 November 2010 (MST)

Whatever you think needs changing, change it. Cuz I'm not the one that wrote it in that order, I just copied it over from Metroid Wiki. I believe it was ZeldaWiki.org's Neo who wrote it there. And -icab-border-radius is for some really obscure browser named iCab as far as I know lol. I'm not sure what order it should be in, so go for the fix! Malake256 17:20, 9 November 2010 (MST)