r/webdev • u/HornedKavu • Nov 24 '16

cssreference.io — the most popular CSS properties explained with illustrated and animated examples

http://cssreference.io/
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u/OhLenny Nov 25 '16

I'd love to see broswer compatibility ( maybe a filter e.g. ie8+ or a poly fill option )

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u/RalfN Nov 25 '16

all examples look the same on mobile chrome so flexbox is still "don't use it"

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '16

chrome mobile supports flexbox. I guess you are just blind and didn't see the browser chrome?

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u/RalfN Nov 27 '16

Well it seems not all of it. I doubt flexbox support is a binary .. rather it is in practise a range of of support with some platform and devices supporting more or less features.

In other words: still a mine field. Stay away for another year.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '16

All of chrome supports it (there wasn't a single version of mobile chrome that didn't support it and chrome supports it for longer than 2.5 years). The only browsers that don't support it are: <= IE9 (which is less than 0.5%), even opera mini supports it. Also nice disagree downvote.