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Flexbox support for modern browsers. Without prefixes.
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@Xlusive have you tested this in the various browsers we support to make sure things work correctly? I think I recall Firefox adding support for flex-wrap recently… |
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Yes, I tested it and its work correctly. |
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Is there a browser release documentation update about unprefixing etc somewhere? |
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@lkraav yeah, on Can I Use: http://caniuse.com/#search=flexbox |
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@Xlusive I'm adding this to the 0.6.0 milestone. |
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Firefox 22 to 27 suported display:flex (unprefixed) and most Flexbox properties, but not flex-wrap and flex-flow. The share of these versions is now negligible and flex-flow is not vital for horizontal only layouts. I suggested a similar update that used 'supports' at-rule to ensure that browser supports all flexbox properties before enabling them, but this at-rule wasn't recognized by CSSlint. |
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I'm on it. I'm going to pull down this branch to double-check everything. If all looks good this will be in 0.6. |
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I'm going to leave grids to a subsequent release. I don't want to touch it right now, as this is not a critical fix and we want to get 0.6 out. |
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CLA is valid! |
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Hi, any updates on this? |
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I had to add myself this to pure 0.6.0, is there any plan to add as a patch? |
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Would be nice if this would be added to Pure |
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Replaced by #617 |
Flexbox support for modern browsers. Without prefixes.