browser - CSS borders style INSET or GROOVE look very different from IE9 FF4 or Safari5 or Chrome2 -
Sorry to be Nitwit, but I'm getting really very different results when trying to get the scene from different browsers.
{border: 5px drain # A 000; When using)} or
{border: 5px inset # A00; } The firefox 3.6 / 4.0 is the one that I want and which I think is a right brown or INSET rendering. I look very different to all others, solid or outset is obvious. There is no real exact definition, just as it is a wonderful party for developers in the browser, each one has its own interpretation of INSET and gray style.
Is there any way I can get ridiculous differences in the present which is a good idea of me which can be seen in the same way in big browsers? I am not afraid to use some other creative CSS3 stuff, if I only know what can be used then any thoughts are welcome and special Code from
Firefox / WebKit / IE / Opera, according to the pattern of the pattern - which is, the border-left and A dark color outside the border-top and under the border-border and the border-bottom light color.
Although the real color seems different in every browser. From your example:
Opera
Deep: # 7f0000; RGB (127,0,0)
Light: # c04141; RGB (192, 65, 65) Firefox
Deep: # 770000; RGB (119,0,0)
light: # d47f7f; RGB (212,127,127) WebKit deep: # 560000; RGB (86,0,0)
Light: # aa0000; RGB (170,0,0) IE8 deep: # 2e0303; RGB (46,3,3)
Light: # B 80DC; RGB (184,13,12) The color ratios are obvious and the webkit looks the same logical - the color specified for the lighter, and the RGB value for the deep one is doubly double.
Others are very different, but patterns are the least common.
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