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Responsive Web Design with HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition
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Before exploring some of what CSS3 has to offer, to prevent confusion, let's establish the terminology we use to describe a CSS rule. Consider the following example:
.round { /* selector */
border-radius: 10px; /* declaration */
}This rule is made up of the selector (.round) and then the declaration (border-radius: 10px;). The declaration is further defined by the property (border-radius:) and the value (10px;). Happy we're on the same page? Great, let's press on.
Remember to check support for your users
As we delve into CSS3 more and more, don't forget to visit http://caniuse.com/, if you ever want to know what the current level of browser support is available for a particular CSS3 or HTML5 feature. Alongside showing browser version support (searchable by feature), it also provides the most recent set of global usage statistics from http://gs.statcounter.com/.