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Has anyone seen this? There was a discussion about a week ago for other browser (Mozilla, Opera etc) to start implimenting -webkit-* styles because they have "no other option" - there are apparently so many websites out there (especially for the mobile web) that are webkit-only websites. Even though other prefixes exist and the styles work essentially the same, web authors don't tend to impliment them because their mobile market share is almost non-existant.

If you're looking for more information about the issue, start with Christian Heilmann's post about it - he's got a few useful links including the notes from the meeting?

What can we do about this? I think we should all be aware of this and flag it up whenever someone posts a link to a site or any code that only uses -webkit-* styles. Does anyone else have any thoughts?

Hey guys.

Got an odd request and I need your help. A friend of mine is looking to get into web design and wants me to show her a few useful things in PHP, CSS or JavaScript. She's done a placement or two maintaining websites so I don't need to go through the definition of the <div> tag but I'm at a bit of a loss over what to show her.

So far, my list is:

• A crash course in jQuery
  
• jQuery Validate

...but I'm not sure what else to demonstrate.

Any ideas?

When viewing the forums, the advert is directly below the first post. I think we should swap these around as I never see the first post (in the General forum, this is the "Please read this first" thread). Does anyone else miss that post too?