Appendix E. CSS Support Chart
Browser compatibility—or lack thereof—is the biggest obstacle to adoption of CSS. This appendix provides a comprehensivev guide to how the browsers have implemented support for CSS1. Check this master list to get a rough idea of how well a given property and its values are supported.
This appendix uses the following key:
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Supported
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Not supported
- P
Partial support (some values are supported, some aren’t)
- B
Buggy support (anything from mangled display to browser crashes)
- Q
Quirky support (browser may not act as expected)
This list and the notes that follow are current as of January 2001. For the latest information, please visit http://style.webreview.com .
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Property or Value |
Windows 95 |
Macintosh | ||||||||||||
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N4 |
N6 |
IE3 |
IE4 |
IE5 |
IE55 |
O3 |
O4 |
N4 |
N6 |
IE3 |
IE4 |
IE5 | ||
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1.1 |
Containment in HTML |
P |
|
P |
Q |
Q |
Q |
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P |
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B |
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LINK |
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