We sometimes get questions about whether or not our Dreamweaver training classes include support for CSS3 and HTML5. That’s not exactly an easy question to answer.
Well, it’s not an easy question to answer accurately. We could just say “Yes”, but CSS3 is so big. There’s a lot to it. One great way to get familiar with some of the things CSS3 brings to the table is to visit the site at CSS 3.0 Maker.
For each CSS3 feature you can see what desktop and mobile browsers that feature is supported on. Sliders let you choose the details of the effect, then code is presented in Codeview.
This site provides a fully functional demonstration of a number of CSS3 styles including:
- Border Radius
- Gradient
- CSS Transform
- CSS Animation
- CSS Transition
- RGBA
- Text Shadow
- Box Shadow
- Text Rotation
- @Font Face
