I'm trying to test postcss-normalize in my build and have been unable to see it work. I am using it in the same way as autoprefixer--and I've been able to verify that that works.
/**
* Add the correct font weight in Chrome, Edge, and Safari.
*/
b,
strong {
font-weight: bolder;
}
The above rule shows up in Chrome and Safari as font-weight: bold; and Firefox as font-weight: bolder;. I am inferring that this means that postcss-normalize isn't working as I have listed the last 10 versions in my browserslist. Is this a correct assumption? Is there a better way to test that the package is working? I had thought if autoprefixer is working correctly that normalize should as well. Am I forgetting something?
Angular 4.3.6
Webpack 3.5.5
postcss-loader 2.0.6
postcss-normalize 4.0.0
Firefox 55.0.3
Chrome 60.0.3112.113
Safari 10.1.2
I'm trying to test postcss-normalize in my build and have been unable to see it work. I am using it in the same way as autoprefixer--and I've been able to verify that that works.
The above rule shows up in Chrome and Safari as
font-weight: bold;
and Firefox asfont-weight: bolder;
. I am inferring that this means that postcss-normalize isn't working as I have listed the last 10 versions in my browserslist. Is this a correct assumption? Is there a better way to test that the package is working? I had thought if autoprefixer is working correctly that normalize should as well. Am I forgetting something?// package.json
// postcss.config.js
// webpack.dev.js