Ire Aderinokun • 5/12/2015

CSS Vendor Prefixes

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This article provides a detailed guide to CSS vendor prefixes. It explains what they are, why they are necessary for testing new CSS features before standardization, and how to use them properly with examples for different browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and IE. It covers the correct syntax and the historical context of vendor-specific implementations.

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