how to use css3 in firefox?

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how to use css3 in firefox?

 
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i am using
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<td style="writing-mode: tb-rl;">Hello World</td>


does anyone know how this can be achieved in firefox and opera? as this only works in IE
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Firefox is only CSS2 compliant not CSS3
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yeh, i realised that... but has anyone achieved the same thing via a different way, that wouldnt involve using images?

like, putting a space between every letter and using white-space: pre


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I'm not familiar with this style...but I think I have the general idea.

You could use a container div with nested divs inside. Set the nested divs to the width of one character (this creates the top-to-bottom effect), then float each of the nested divs on the right margin (this will create the right-to-left effect).
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