During styling in css what does wiki means

Question

CSS styling

Answer 1

Do you mean webkit by any chance?

Answer 2

thanks

Answer 3

Gotta be webkit. Autocorrect probably.
Webkit is a browser specific style. It means it isn't fully supported in all browsers yet or differently in several. There is -webkit for chrome and safari
-moz for firefox
-o for opera
-ms for Microsoft browsers

So back before transition was widely supported you had to do:
transition: styles;
-webkit-transition: styles;
-moz-transition: styles;
-o-transition: styles;
etc
to cover all of the browsers.