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Hi guys!
Can anybody ref to a site that explains css tags like this ones:
etc.
-moz-use-text-color
-moz-background-origin
-moz-background-size
-moz-background-clip
=)
here’s more of mozilla css tags
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/CSS_Reference/Mozilla_Extensions
Cybershot: try searching for -moz-use-text-color ;)
Everbody else: I am asking becuse there is some of the tags that is hard to located, and maybye there are guys like you that have some cool trick and tips, not becuse I am lazy.
I always do google-research before asking anything. But you can get more quality articals here..
Sylenix: thanks!
@shuma: when you will search for -moz-use-text-color, you most probably will find nothing. This is not because there’s nothing on the web about it (there is a lot in fact, as this has to do with CSS3), but with the way Google works.
When you put a dash ( – ) in front of a search keyword, Google will not show results with that word in them.
For instance, when you’re looking for TVs, but not from brand LG, you can do this:
TV -LG
That will shows results from everything about tvs, but not from LG.
Since -moz-use-text-color starts with a dash, try searching for moz-use-text-color.
Thank you Bob!
Here’s some fun we had with that recently: https://css-tricks.com/transparent-borders-with-background-clip/
nice tip bob! but in this case “-moz-use-text-color” (with those double quotes) brings better (well, at least more) results.