Don't forget -khtml, WebKit also supports it, but I recall reports that
some versions of Konqueror support it using -khtml.
Also, it's future compat, but one of the Opera devs said that if they
did implement it in Opera they would be using -o-border-radius if not
the standard border-radius at that point.
The thing about border radius to be careful of though is -moz's
alternate method of specifying corners.
~Daniel Friesen (Dantman, Nadir-Seen-Fire) [http://daniel.friesen.name]
Enrique Meléndez Estrada wrote:
Hi,
Sorry if I'm completely wrong but I'd suggest to add to the core the
following supports (If you think they are interesting for everyone):
jQuery.support = {
// check if expressions exists (for IE7- and IE8, not in standard
IE8 mode...) so programatically and optimally
// you could add wc3 css standard behaviors not implemented in IEs...
expression : typeof div.style.setExpression !== undefined,
// check if the browser supports border-radius: return null (or
false) if not
// but if true, then return the css prefix to add to standard: ,
-moz-, -webkit- + border-radius
// This kind of check is used a lot in plugins, and I think this is
the fastest/easiest way...
borderRadius : (typeof div.style.borderRadius !== undefined) ?
: (typeof div.style.WebkitBorderRadius !== undefined) ? -webkit- :
(typeof div.style.MozBorderRadius !== undefined) ? -moz- : null;
}
Now I'm using functions like this:
function hasBorderRadius(){
var d = document.createElement(div).style;
if (typeof d.borderRadius !== undefined) return ;
if (typeof d.WebkitBorderRadius !== undefined) return -webkit-;
if (typeof d.MozBorderRadius !== undefined) return -moz-;
return null;
};
function hasSetExpression(){
var d = document.createElement(div).style;
return typeof d.setExpression !== undefined;
}
, thanks a lot
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