What different CSS3 and ordinary CSS?

Hello mates,
What different CSS3 and ordinary CSS?
please tell me,
thanks before,

DD

 

CSS3 *is* ordinary CSS. But if you don't know how to use Google to find out what's new in CSS3, then no amount of explaining here will do you any good.

 

Basically the same thing, you can do a lot more with CSS3, like rounded corners, different shadow effects, etc.

 

CSS3 is the latest specification for CSS and is not fully complete, ie it's still in flux, different browsers may require different tags added ie -moz(whatever for firefox).

Just like html the latest version is still backward compatible with the older versions of CSS ie 2.1 etc.

New tags for CSS like rounded corners for boxes + buttons is new and saves loads of time in code, previous versions of CSS did not have
these tags and to create rounded corners was a lot of code and headache with many different methods available to do the same thing.

Many new tags are being completed and would be available in the complete version of CSS3, it will basically help designers make much better looking sites,
far easier.

 

Why do you even possibly think that is has anything to do with "looking better"...?

your response is clearly a "cut-and-paste" from your search engine of choice, probably wiki or something....

If you don't understand what it is maybe you should follow the doctors advice to the OP as well....

 

Thanks for information,
any have some advance tutorials about css3?

 

Um...I can assure you no copy and paste from wiki...
Well there are new CSS3 tags that are specifically for front-end design for example, image based borders, currently solid colors must be used,
these are specifically design elements. Ps. rounded corners are there to improve the look and conform with current web standards, they serve no coding purpose.
ie. they are included now as standard with CSS3 + other Design elements, designed to improve the look of new sites based on it.
Designers currently have to use images which do not scale nicely in many instances, so having image based borders that scale to fit the resolution nicely is a bonus.

 

Not so much difference but in CSS3 some new features have been added.

 

with css3 you can do animations, shadows, flip,rotate elements, and much more features that you can no find in css

 

@yho_o - You must have a reeeaaallly slow internet connection.

 

With CSS 3 you can make your web page instruct the viewers toaster to ask the fridge if the milk is close to the expiration date.



OK seriously, I just started playing with it. I'm not a professional web designer, but it seems to me that the biggest difference is it is now modularized into special interest groups responsible for improvements to certain parts of it.

 

Since you don't know what you're talking about, why did you answer?

 

Who the hell are you? What business is it of yours why I answered?

Get the stick out of your ass.

 

@AliceWonder - In response to your total ignorance of the subject, you scream and call me names. I'll repeat what I said:

EDIT: Better yet, since you don't know what you're talking about, PLEASE don't answer the questions.

 

Rounded corners, gradients, shadows
those are the basic differences, but still are pointless since IE don't use them
so i f you want a website to look same in IE and other browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Safari
you still have to use background images like ordinary css

 

Stop being a jack ass troll. Really.
I didn't come here to have dick size comparisons with anyone.

 

Are you talking to yourself ?

 

No. If you would read the last few posts, you would see I was talking to drhowarddrfine.
In fact, his name is even quoted in my post.

 

@Alice - I've been on forums for almost eight years. I calls 'em like I sees 'em but I am not a troll. Usually the only people who call me that are those who don't know what they're talking about when they can't reply in a technical debate.

 

You are a troll.

You make useless post after useless post in thread after thread complaining about people making useless posts.
You get some kind of thrill out of it, superiority complex or something.

People post for many reasons. Some learn better when they interact with others, some to help break the ice, some to belittle others in the first two groups.
That third group is trolling.