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kaylarose on April 22, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: Show HN: my boilerplate CSS code for new designs, ...

I really like the .transition, and the attention to browser support in .gradientH and .gradientV. Very nice touch!

Tiny nitpick: IMO the call to action styles doesn't belong (seems a bit to specific for a generic boilerplate). Other than that, nice job.

Edit: I also like that this is more lightweight than Bootstrap - which I hadn't seen before.

mgeraci on April 22, 2011 [–]

Most of the CSS3 browser compatibility came from Paul Irish's awesome CSS3please tool (http://css3please.com/). You should definitely check it out if you're coding css without a framework.

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