• September 19 2009

• By Juliano Dasilva
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Speaking of modern, Let’s Modernizr our CSS.

First off, I want to apologize for not being good about writing on my blog. Things have been really crazy in the past few months and time has been really short. However, I plan to be writing more often than ever before.

I haven’t been writing often on my own site but I’ve been very active on Twitter. That’s how I found Modernizr, through a tweet from our incredible css expert, Andy Clarke. You may ask: “What the hell Is that?” Well, Modernizr is a tool that will help get things done in browsers that don’t support top-notch technology such as CSS3 and HTML5. Yeah! I’m talking about old browsers like Internet Explorer 5.5/6 and Firefox 1.0/2.0. All you have to do is add the Javascript file in your page and add a class of “no-js” to your HTML element. After the file is loaded (executed), you’ll be able to use the Javascript object and all the CSS classes it’ll attach to the HTML element. I’ve been playing around with it today and it seems pretty cool. I’m sure to put some examples here when I got a solid experience with it.

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