Open marek-saji opened 1 month ago
When a browser doesn’t understand a CSS declaration, it ignores it. That fact is used to do progressive enhancement by specifying the same property twice — if second one is not supported, browser will fall back to the first one, e.g.
p { color: black; color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); }
Why?
When a browser doesn’t understand a CSS declaration, it ignores it. That fact is used to do progressive enhancement by specifying the same property twice — if second one is not supported, browser will fall back to the first one, e.g.