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Yes, but it's an outdated version of grid that doesn't work with the modern syntax. You can use autoprefixer to somewhat work around the differences. https://m
by Veen 7y ago
Yes, but it's an outdated version of grid that doesn't work with the modern syntax. You can use autoprefixer to somewhat work around the differences.
https://medium.com/@elad/supporting-css-grid-in-internet-explorer-b38669e75d66 https://medium.com/@elad/supporting-css-grid-in-internet-exp...
- detritus 7y agoThanks for this, though one thing from that article: > CSS grid is fully supported in all main browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge including their mobile versions. This isn't strictly true. On my last "Can I get away with deploying CSS Grid on my site yet?" check, IE wasn't even a of real concern. What was was the not insignificant number of mobile and old version of Chrome/Safari/etc browsers that don't support it.
- Theodores 7y agoSafari on 32 bit iPads. I don't care about them for what I am doing. Can you tell me of any other hold ups? I am not familiar with Apple phones or Android phones stuck on legacy browsers. Is there anything I need to know? I am okay with not supporting IE.
- detritus 7y agoThen go for it! I think my number, across unsupported browsers, was around 10% or something. Not a huge number, but that's 10% potential lost clients.