vendor-prefix

问题 How can I tell VSCode to automatically add vendor prefixed style properties when adding a property without vendor prefixes added in CSS files (not SASS nor LESS files)? 回答1: I have been using css-auto-prefix plugin. For most of the CSS3 properties it works fine. Though still in beta version, improvements are going on.You should try this one, it saves time and energy. Perform following steps to install css-auto-prefix plugin in vscode. Open VS Code. Click Ctrl+Shift+X(on windows) or click on

问题 <edit> I actually guessed this would happen but just some seconds after posting I got a flag for "possible duplicate" which is not appropriate! This question is about CSS values and NOT about CSS property names and so it's not a dup of this or this question!!! Its also not a dup of this one because I'm asking for a generic solution. If you are still not convinced or unsure about what this post is not about, maybe you take a look at the bottom of this question: "What I'm NOT Looking For" and

问题 I want to take advantage of running autoprefixer after compass watches for changes to my scss files and update the css file with the autoprefixed code, but I'm stuck. I created a gulp.task in gulpfile.js for compass and autoprefixer. When I run "gulp server" using the gulpfile.js below everything works but no autoprefixing; the scss files are run through compass and output as a css file and browserSync live-reloads the page in the browser. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 'use strict';

问题 I want to start using the CSS post-processor called autoprefixer (https://github.com/ai/autoprefixer). After a bit of juggling things around I actually got this working which is quite amazing to me since I am an absolute node, grunt and terminal beginner. In the autoprefixer documentation it says one can configure which browsers to support, as explanation this line of code is given: autoprefixer("last 1 version", "> 1%", "ie 8", "ie 7").compile(css); But where do I put this code? I tried to

问题 Maybe it's an obvious answer, but Why on earth would browsers decide to create their own vendor prefixes for border-radius and the like? I mean: Why do I have to type: -moz-border-radius: 10px; -webkit-border-radius: 10px; border-radius: 10px; Is it because each platform thought "We're cool, we'll come up with a better way to do rounded corners?" It seems totally and inexplicably redundant to type three lines for one. 回答1: It's because the features were implemented by vendors before the

问题 We have a lot of animation planned and am looking for a cleaner way to address all browsers. Something sass-y like this would be great: @each $browser in '-webkit-', '-moz-', '-o-', '-ms-' { @#{$browser}keyframes rotate { from { #{$browser}transform: rotate(0deg);} to { #{$browser}transform: rotate(360deg);} } } Except that the @#{$vendor}keyfr... produces an error expecting a number or function after the @ . Is there a way to force the @ through to the css? Otherwise, has anyone come up with

问题 I'm really not sure if this question should be here, if not, please forgive me, but I'm intrigued in the reason why Chrome/Safari still prefix CSS3 animations , given that any other major browser supports them as standart, some even since a long time. (IE +9, Firefox +15, Opera +12.0 according to this) @keyframes anim{} @-webkit-keyframes anim{} div{ animation:anim; -webkit-animation:anim; } Is it still considered an experimental technology? Thanks! 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

问题 I am trying to compile the properties prefixed by -apple- and -khtml- which are/were supported by WebKit and since which version they were eventually dropped or introduced. What are the limitations imposed on them? For example can you find them in document.body.style ? I guess only someone in the know like the reporter of this bug could provide us an accurate list. But I prefer asking here first this way everyone will benefit from it… A good place to start your investigation is this revision.

问题 Whenever I seem to apply some code to let's say move a div for example using the latest iOS Safari browser it doesn't actually transition between the two rules set. I have tried changing to use other than percentage values but still to this day, I have never been able to get it to work when I use transition: transform; for any translate property applied. I'm using the correct prefixes and checked support and should be working no problem. http://caniuse.com/#search=transition http://caniuse

问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 7 years ago . I guess most of us are used to write common CSS3 properties with vendor specific prefixes to support all browsers, so it's not