CSS Filters: Cross browser implementations

Category: CSS

<p>CSS is a standard. A standard that has many versions. Browsers may or may not implement certain versions, or pieces of these standards, and this becomes the bane of our existence :)

If you want a quick way to answer questions like:

* html div: Will this work in the browsers I care about?
body>div: How about child selectors?
and many many more.

One table to rule them all?

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man that is GREAT! I love diffs tables. I’ve wanted one like this for a while, awesome.

Comment by Tom — November 24, 2005

Very cool ;o)

Comment by Heiko — November 25, 2005

I relied on that table for a long time, but as far as I know it’s been superceded by the more complete one here:
http://www.dithered.com/css_filters/css_only/
The table includes a filtering option to show only the browsers you care about.

You’ll find more via the CSS-Discuss wiki
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssHack

Just be careful, when using CSS hacks, to consider forward compatibility with IE7:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/10/12/480242.aspx

Comment by Francois — November 25, 2005

Francois isn’t the first person I’ve seen recommend the Dithered table as being more complete, but I just think it’s ugly & difficult to use. Anyway, I just checked, and there are several browsers (Safari 2, a handful of Opera versions, and the IE7 Beta) on the Centricle table that aren’t covered on Dithered.

So, I guess the bottom line is: use both.

Comment by Peter M. — November 28, 2005

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