HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

CSS3 is split across multiple modules, and you can follow its progress at

http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/current-work.

When you come across something that doesn’t work in one of your target

browsers, you just fill in the gaps as you go, using JavaScript and Flash as

your putty. You’ll build solid solutions that work for all your users, and as

time goes on, you’ll be able to remove the JavaScript and other fallback

solutions without changing your implementations.

But before we think much about the future, let’s start working with HTML5.

A bunch of new structural tags are waiting to meet you in the next chapter.

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