CSS transitions are a great way to add subtle animations to your website, improving the user experience and adding a touch of interactivity. Below ...
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Awesome post, Pratik! These simple yet effective CSS transitions are perfect for anyone looking to enhance their website's user experience with smooth animations. Thanks for breaking it down so clearly—definitely going to try these out! 🙌
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Are all the CSS selectors compatible with modern and older browser versions?
The CSS selectors and properties used in the examples are widely supported by modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera. Here's a quick breakdown:
transition, transform, opacity, and box-shadow: These properties are well-supported across all modern browsers. They also work in older versions of most browsers (IE10+), although Internet Explorer may require vendor prefixes (like -ms-, -webkit-) in some cases.
Older browsers: If you need to support very old browsers (like IE9 and below), consider using fallback styles or polyfills for specific properties. For example, you might need to use filter: alpha(opacity=50) for opacity in older IE versions.
For most cases, the effects should work smoothly in modern browsers, but if you're targeting legacy browsers, it's always a good idea to test and apply necessary prefixes.
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