Apple plans to bring support for its proposed 3D CSS Transforms—already a W3C working draft—to Snow Leopard, but may be leaving Leopard in the dust. Apple already has support for the proposed ...

WebKit already contains some animation functionality in the form of support for CSS transitions, but the addition of "explicit animations" (no, not like that) gives Web developers an even more ...

Opera Software has released an early preview of Opera 12.50, notable for its controversial decision to support a CSS prefix meant only for WebKit browsers.

W3C says WebKit’s dominance is damaging the web The W3C has discussed the issue of Webkit-specific sites, as rival browsers face up to including Webkit CSS classes.

Nasty piece of CSS code crashes and restarts iPhones Vulnerability most likely affects any iOS and macOS app that uses the WebKit rendering engine to display web pages. Apple is investigating.

Major browsers support CSS3 gradients (including Internet Explorer 10), but with different rendering engines, it's still good to have fallbacks. Designing the presentation layer of an HTML5 ...

WebKit, the engine that powers browsers like Safari and Chrome, will soon support one of the most requested features for CSS -- variables. The mythical Jackalope surrounded by CSS bunnies.

We talked CSS3 (the next iteration of Cascading Style Sheets), HTML5 (the next iteration of the HTML language) and the role of Opera Software as a company in both.

CSS3 is the newest version of CSS that was recently developed and introduced. CSS3 supports the newest features such as the border box property, media queries, and responsive design.