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Is there an online tool that would take a CSS file and tell me which parts are incompatible with which browser?
Ex: property-a -> ff 3.0+, ie7+, etc
property-b-> ff 2.0, ie5...
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I create this SVG file and inside that there is a path called with the ID "prova" (check it with firebug, it's the red tooth)
http://studiodentisticocova.com/Psicologia-funzionale_03_provasvg.svg
The question is, how can i change the colour of that path? In CSS or jQuery because I would make an "Hover" over it! I tried in many ways but I wasn't able.
Thanks!
Unless there is a specificity issue
#prova:hover {
fill: yourcolorhere;
}
should work.
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I must implement a website css from psd file. In psd some text is in Verdana, but when I use Verdana in css it appears thicker in a browser than Verdana in the psd file. Does anyone know the reason?
Basically you can never trust that fonts are looking the same in the Web and in Photoshop. So you still have to choose the best size/weight for yourself.
The "problem" with Verdana is explained very well on this website:
http://sbpoley.home.xs4all.nl/webmatters/verdana.html
Basically Verdana appears much bigger than other fonts when used in a website, compared to other popular fonts you must use it in 85% of the size you would use Arial or Times.
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Are there any tools that can be used to check and see if any malformed selectors are being used in a stylesheet, such as
div:fifth-child {
font-size: 1.2em;
}
We are looking for a tool that will find these in a file.
Thank you.
It sounds like you are looking for the W3C CSS Validation Service.
It flags your example with the error "Unknown pseudo-element or pseudo-class :fifth-child".
Years ago I used Dust Me. It will find unused CSS selectors.
Note: While a malformed or invalid CSS selectors will likely be unused, this tool may not match your requirements exactly. I, nonetheless, found it useful in combination with W3C CSS Validation Service.
there is no tool for that but u can check them through browser addons or validate ur site in http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
and if you use firefox there is firefox extension which tells css and html error its a great extension you can download it here for firefox
http://www.htmlvalidator.com/firefoxext.php
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What tools are available that will programatically merge an CSS stylesheet with an HTML document? With this I mean that style attributes are created on elements that match the CSS declarations.
Premailer will do this along with a couple of other tweaks for html email. There are other tools around formatting for html email which can help too, can't think of the others but Premailer works great.
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Is there any resource that provides a chart of CSS properties and their support through most browser/OS combinations? For example, if I want to know what browser supports overflow or min-height and any quirks to be aware of in the implementation of these properties and their values, what is the best place to get all this?
I have found a couple places but I haven't been impressed.
Any suggestions?
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html
Quriks mode is also a really good resource for this sort of information.
caniuse.com is very helpful in this manner as well. And you can also check other implementations like HTML5 or SVG support there.
http://caniuse.com/
The wikipedia article is fairly impressive and a good place to start:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CSS_support
Most of the CSS reference sites I used to use are out of date, but SitePoint recently (I'd say the past year) released a CSS Reference that is kept up to date and is easy to navigate.