Like the -webkit prefix we can now drop the -moz prefix for the border-radius CSS3 style. The last versions of Mozilla Firefox support the standard border-radius style.

With this useful piece of CSS you can change color and background of the selected text.

Add the -moz prefix and create CSS3 animations without any JavaScript.

If you have any element you’ll like to show above a YouTube iFrame you just have to add a parameter to the iFrame URL.

Setup multiple backgrounds for the same element using CSS3. Compatibility with Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer…

Google just launched a new beta feature wich allows you to request certain text to the Google Font. Adding the text parameter Google will optimize the font file acording to that letters. Can be very usefull if you’re only using this fonts for your site name. This is specially usefull in mobile devices. The font [...]