Pictorial history of the evolution of CSS

Includes CSS-1, CSS-2 and onward & upwards

[Webwork]

[house.gov...]

CSS-4 is particularly impressive, can't wait to see the bells and whistles incorporated into CSS-4 (NOT!)

[mincklerstraat]

It appears that css6 is expected to have a smaller footprint and more compact structure altogether. Will it be possible for it, nonetheless, to meet users' increasing demands?

[Krapulator]

CSS-5 runs on solid fuel. We should get far more mileage out of it!

[createErrorMsg]

An improved version of CSS-4 could allow the PRC to deploy multiple warheads.

I believe the proposed syntax is...

#YOURSELECTOR {
warhead-type: nuclear;
warhead-size: 2tons;
warhead-number: 4;
}

with a shorthand property...

#YOURSELECTOR {
warhead: nuclear 2tons 4;
}

Negative values are illegal. Applies only to block-head...sorry, block-level...elements.

;)

[mipapage]

Wow, and I thought css-2 could get big and bloated.

The increasing size into css-3 and then 4 probably reflects the larger sites in the web adopting css.

By CSS 5 we'll have it licked.

Nice find Webwork!

[Leosghost]

createErrorMsg....: )Cute ...s'why I flag your posts ..