3 ms·
'display: contents' works nicely for the first noddy example, with the subsequent 'cards' example that is where the magic of subgrid needs to be understood and
by Theodores 7y ago
'display: contents' works nicely for the first noddy example, with the subsequent 'cards' example that is where the magic of subgrid needs to be understood and used.
Could be a while though, what is the bet that Safari will be last to get subgrid?
- bobthepanda 7y agoSafari is the last to get anything most of the time. Apple really needs to step up their game, especially if they want to shove people into PWAs.
- sdegutis 7y agoThey're in no hurry to encourage PWAs, it takes people away from the App Store which is how they get a substantial amount of money.
- dan1234 7y agoSafari got grid support within 3 weeks of Chrome, so there’s reason to be optimistic.
- Theodores 7y agoBlink! I think that since Google forked Webkit things have only made it into Chrome to then appear later in the other browsers. But you never know.
- runarberg 7y ago`display: content` still wrongly removes the content from the accessibility tree in all browsers except firefox. This is a serious bug but it doesn’t look like the other browser vendors are too keen on fixing it. But until it is fixed in the rest of the major browsers, one cannot actually use this feature for anything except prototyping. https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-display-contents https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-display-contents