CSS prefixes for different browsers?

Question

We all know that the CSS prefix for Mozilla (Gecko), when we refer to this property using the DOM, is Moz . For example: MozTransform .

I have a list of prefixes used in CSS for different browsers, but I also want to know the prefixes used when accessing them using the DOM.

CSS prefix list:

  -moz-
 -webkit-
 -apple-
 -o-
 -xv-
 -ms-
 -mso-
 -atsc-
 -wap-
 -khtml-
 -prince-
 -ah-
 -hp-
 -ro-
 -rim-
 -tc-

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Devashish dixit Oct 29 '11 at 10:05

3 answers

Opera is the capital letter 'O' for style.property in the DOM.

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Shadow2531 Oct 29 '11 at 10:13

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Misha reyzlin Oct 29 '11 at 10:16

bruce · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-03T19:19:35+0000

Spec says that any letter after a hyphen should be capitalized. So -o becomes O, -moz- becomes Moz.

Internet Explorer is out of specification: -ms- remains as ms. Webkit hedges its bet and comes with webkit and Webkit.