2D Transforms is the method of transforming an element including rotating, scaling, etc.
2D Transforms is already supported by all major browser so it should be really easy to get it working cross browser.
You can use 2D Transforms like this:
div {
transform: scale(2) rotate(45deg);
transform: scale(2) rotate3d(0, 0, 1, 45deg);
}More information can be found here.
Using Web Notifications API Cross Browser The Web Notifications API allows a website to notify users of some event even if the website in question is currently not in the foreground. But, you might have guessed it, this API is not yet implemented in all major browsers as we can see on CanIUse. Using the basic Notifications API…
Cross Browser Range Input Range input is the form field type that allows the user to select a value using a slider widget. Browser Support Range input is already supported by all major browsers so it should be really easy to get it working cross-browser. Code Example You can use Range input like this: More…
Cloud-Based Load Testing in 2025: Benefits, Tools, and Best Practices As modern applications continue to evolve with increasing complexity and global user bases, ensuring their performance under load has never been more critical. Traditional on premise load testing methods often fall short when it comes to scalability, cost-efficiency, and real-world simulation. That’s where cloud-based load…
Cross Browser Viewport units: vw, vh, vmin, vmax Viewport units are one of the cornerstones of responsive design, allowing us to create dynamic measurements based on the size of the screen. Units like vw, vh, vmin, and vmax help ensure that our designs appear proportionate and consistent across all devices. However, especially on mobile browsers,…
6 JavaScript Features Available Cross Browser Today JavaScript is one of the most widely used languages in web development, but it can take time for new features to be supported across all browsers. Fortunately, modern browsers are rapidly evolving, allowing us to use many powerful JavaScript features seamlessly. Asynchronous scripts that improve page load times,…
Cross Browser Hidden Attribute The `hidden` attribute may be applied to any element, and effectively hides elements similar to `display: none` in css. Browser Support Hidden attribute is already supported by all major browser so it should be really easy to get it working cross browser. Code Example You can use hidden attribute like this:…