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Ehsan Raza
263 PointsWhat does he mean by syntax toward the end?
And those notes don't really help me. Can anyone explain plz?
2 Answers
Steven Walters
10,573 PointsHe is talking about the way Internet Explorer 10 handles flexbox syntax.
Flexible box ("Flexbox") layout in Internet Explorer 10
There have been updates since then so you can also check here:
Flexible box ("Flexbox") layout updates
And here:
Steven Walters
10,573 PointsYes when the various browsers implement a feature before the feature is final they sometimes need a vendor prefix to make sure their browser knows how to apply the style.
Check out something like can I use for examples.
Ehsan Raza
263 PointsEhsan Raza
263 PointsSo basically we use vendor prefixes for older browsers that do support Flexbox. This goes for every browser right?