I wouldn't mind knowing haha.

It's amazing you can see the reflection through the raindrops change as well.

using translate() you can center variable width/height stuff too (without the table stuff): http://css-tricks.com/centering-percentage-widthheight-eleme...

Wow, that's awesome. As soon as I get to drop IE8 support, I'll think about using that.

I had no idea you could use % within transforms that referred to the size of the element itself (since all other % in CSS refer to the size of a parent element).

Thanks!

Same kinda concept to create a shelf 3D effect : http://codepen.io/chriscoyier/pen/gGiAE

Edward Ocampo-Goodin is the real man.

I think it's nice to see. It means the spec is probably pretty close to being finalized, because in order for that to happen, there needs to be at least two browser implementations.

I just weighed in on this in a slightly different way... how to email people for the first time: http://chriscoyier.net/2011/05/04/how-to-write-an-email-to-s...

Fixed, thank you.

There's also no way to get back to the "beginning" from one of these info pages. Neither "the current state of html5 forms" nor the "wufoo" wordmark at the top are links.

The only reason I marked it as "supported" is that it's "supported" like like any other purely semantic tag is (e.g. <nav>) It's just in with the forms stuff because it's specifically for content coming out of form calculations. I didn't even test the "for" attribute stuff, but wouldn't be surprised if that's not supported.