Amazing rain drop logo created with nothing but simple HTML and CSS (opens in new tab)

(blog.seanmartell.com)

31 pointsDXL16y ago9 comments

9 comments

CapitalistCartr16y ago

That is some nice work, but -moz-radial-gradient and -moz-border-radius are not "pure CSS".

pbhjpbhj16y ago

http://mozilla.seanmartell.com/raindrop/ - I was looking and only saw images in the article.

Doesn't work for me in FF3.5.8.

CoryMathews16y ago

arrgh I hate seeing -moz being used... Its not css its a damn hack. Chrome and Opera already support the actual border-radius. Why not write it for them and stop using these css hacks?

sid016y ago

Because the author of the blog post works for Mozilla?

Oh, and OP, it isn't "rain drop", it's Raindrop.

alain9404016y ago

Nice, but am I the only one who is getting tired of people using lousy languages to draw stuff? Isn't that example one more proof that the web needs a decent expression language.

On my Apple II, I could do plot 10,10. This was in the early 80s. We are slowly getting there...

Raphael16y ago

<canvas> and SVG are both sufficient. This was just to see if CSS would work.

cmelbye16y ago

Doesn't work in Safari because he only used Mozilla CSS extensions.

araneae16y ago

Hmm, not working my version of Mozilla either.

rdoherty16y ago

You might need a nightly of Firefox http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/lates...

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