Exciting new W3C CSS spec updates

[Gomi]

Heads up web designers! New spec updates for CSS by the World Wide Web Consortium now includes options for 'angle', 'fill' and 'dropshadow'. If you do a lot of CSS coding like I do, you know what that means, less ImageReady/PS! For the uninitiated, the new codes are sure to create more fluid and 'print-like' web pages that eat less bandwidth. This is a godsend!

Here's a sampling of the codes...

.gradheader {
fill-type: gradient #000 #999;
fill-direction: top left;
fill-noise: none;
}

.phototilt {
width: 200px;
height: 120px;
angle: 45;
border: 4px solid #ccc;
dropshadow: 1px 5px 5px 1px 35% #000;
}

Unfortunately, none of the current browsers currently support the new css calls. Hopefully, Firefox Dos and IE7 will start the ball rolling...

W3C's CSS3 Advanced Layout Module