Text-overflow:ellipsis non-IE browsers for alternative applications

Browser

Text-overflow:ellipsis everyone used it, in win everyone knows IE and opera can be done, if you look at the following code you will not be excited?

Text-overflow:ellipsis;
-o-text-overflow:ellipsis;
-icab-text-overflow:ellipsis;
-khtml-text-overflow:ellipsis;
-moz-text-overflow:ellipsis;
-webkit-text-overflow:ellipsis;

Do not be excited, the support of all support, the other is to cheat children drop. The private properties of the basic non IE browser will start with-xxx-,-o-is the Presto engine of opera private,-icab-is icab private,-khtml-is khtml as the engine of the browser (such as Konqueror Safari),- Moz-is a browser with Mozilla's Gecko engine (such as Firefox,mozilla),-webkit-is a browser (such as Safari, Swift) with WebKit rendering engine (khtml derivative).

It's not like-moz-text-overflow is now useful, it's a fanciful way of writing, when a browser developer decides that a browser supports a property that has not yet been recognized, it will typically precede the attribute with-xxx-, indicating that this is a private property of the browser, and, of course, Most of these attributes come from CSS3, which may be useful when the browser is upgraded

This code is seen on the Css3.info, before is not such a drop, do not know when the change.

Firefox to achieve Text-overflow also have almost the line drop, one is JS+XBL, another CSS: After, before trying to write with XBL to monitor the width of the text of the coordination: After, do not want to know I was a failure, if the single XBL can line, Others do not need to cooperate with JS to write.