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Which browsers are able to understand and implement asterisk ( * ) in CSS properly? (By ‘properly’ I actually meant — ‘as they are supposed to’.)
Consider this CSS code for example:
pre .comment * {
color: #800;
}
EDIT: I see now that it’s called the ‘* selector’ or ‘universal selector’. Thanks a lot for the input. 🙂
All major browsers do. Internet explorer supports it without bugs from 8.0.
See here:
http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/universalselector#compatibilitysection