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And you should add the unprefixed version of a property to your CSS even if it isn't yet supported by browsers, to future-proof your code.
by eurleif 14y ago
And you should add the unprefixed version of a property to your CSS even if it isn't yet supported by browsers, to future-proof your code.
- masklinn 14y agoUnless the spec is still in flux and the unprefixed syntax changes, then you're SOL.
- eurleif 14y agoStill better to have the unprefixed version in your code than not to, I'd say. I really doubt the spec would change so that old code was still valid, but had a different meaning; most likely, the worst that would happen is old code would become invalid (and CSS's error handling makes invalid code not a big deal).
- tagawa 14y agoAnd put the unprefixed version below the prefixed properties, so it has priority in browsers that support both.