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Paul Jackson
8,943 Pointswebkit and other prefixes...
Once the browsers are updated to allow flexbox and other new tools to work without a vendor prefix, will I have to go through and delete all the prefixes to make my code work the way it should? Might be a common sense question... but it seems like that would be counter-productive to make me go back and delete all the prefixes to make it work the same.
2 Answers
Matthew Greenberg
8,173 PointsThe prefixes can remain on the page. Since css reads top to bottom, the bottom style will override any that match it above so its a good idea to put the non-prefixed element at the bottom. Like this. '''
-webkit-transform: rotate(7deg); -moz-transform: rotate(7deg); -o-transform: rotate(7deg); transform: rotate(7deg);
'''
Paul Jackson
8,943 PointsMore of just an fyi question, for me. Thanks for the prompt response Matthew!