Welcome to PHP-SmartCSS documentation page on sourceforge.net

PHP-SmartCSS syntax is definitely easy to learn. You simply need to assign one of the following prefixes, followed by a minus ( — ) symbol, to each attribute you would like to be displayed only with the corresponding browser(s).

Assigning PHP-SmartCSS attributes

For instance, if you want an orange background to be displayed by Firefox, a blue one to be displayed by Konqueror and a green background to be displayed by Navigator, you simply need to write this few lines in your style sheet:

#mydiv
{
background: black;
firefox-background: orange;
konqueror-background: blue;
navigator-background: green;
}

PHP-SmartCSS attributes noncommutativity

Please dont' forget to place attributes in the correct order, as a standard attribute, placed as the latest one, will overwrite the previously assigned browser-specific attributes. For instance, the following style sheet, will produce only a black background rendering:

#mydiv
{
firefox-background: orange;
konqueror-background: blue;
navigator-background: green;
background: black;
}

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PHP-SmartCSS attributes prefix list

This is the whole list of supported PHP-SmartCSS attribute prefixes:



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