Open lifeiscontent opened 8 years ago
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I know that is not exactly what you want but I have a suggestion. Sass library Bourbon has prefixes built in in its mixins .-> instead of "display: flex" you write +display(flex) and it will autoprefix in the rendered css file - if you use Sass.
@LeDanielH I'm a contributor to bourbon :smile: https://libraries.io/github/lifeiscontent, I just want autoprefixer.
@LeDanielH also, I don't think there is a way to hook bourbon into the Jekyll runtime to deploy with GitHub pages without doing something non-standard because of safe mode.
What I've suggested solved my need for an autoprefixer. I've also used gulp-autoprefixer but Bourbon solved that too - simply no need for it. I never had problems using Bourbon with Jekyll and gh-pages (nothing nonstandard). But if people don't use Bourbon or Gulp, autoprefixer for github-pages would certainly be a great option to have.
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@lifeiscontent @LeDanielH Do either of you know of an existing Jekyll plugin that would support this out of the box?
@benbalter according to http://frekyll.com/2016/01/05/jekyll-autoprefixer.html you can use this :gem: https://github.com/octopress/autoprefixer
Currently using Bourbon is the best solution for prefixing on github-pages without using external tools, however, prefixing is being removed in Bourbon 5, so autoprefixer support would be very useful! https://github.com/thoughtbot/bourbon/releases/tag/v5.0.0.alpha.0
Please note that a new autoprefixer plugin for Jekyll, also based on autoprefixer-rails like https://github.com/octopress/autoprefixer has been released : https://github.com/vwochnik/jekyll-autoprefixer/
@benbalter I'd suggest the jekyll-autoprefixer gem from vwochnik anything that's close to feature parity with autoprefixer-rails is OK in my book 👍
close to feature parity with autoprefixer-rails
It looks like it's just wrapping autoprefixer-rails?
Hi! I'm hoping to use this autoprefixer gem in my project. I've configured it per the readme instructions from vwochnik/jekyll-autoprexixer and it serves locally just how it's supposed to.
When I push to gh-pages though, some of the styles are gone. I'm assuming it's the autoprefixing issue because before I added that to the Gemfile, the styles weren't showing up locally either.
Anybody have ideas?
@amaliebarras the gems that are hosted on github-pages is currently the only thing you can get out of the box unless you want to host somewhere else, I ended up hosting my site on S3.
Bootstrap 4 (beta) source now requires autoprefixer: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/getting-started/download/ so maybe this sort of change would be nice?
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👍 plese, Jekyll Gods
👍 Bootstrap 4 is out of beta, and is a standard UI library clients are requesting. We really need an autoprefixer.
Still no autoprefixer for github-hosted jekyll sites??? Wow.
@parkr: any chance we can get this implemented any time soon?
Ibrahim.jasem1@gmail.com
@XhmikosR I doubt it, no one from the GitHub team has looked at this issue since I opened it on Jan 27, 2016
Just gonna point out this issue again, it would be amazing if this could become available.
Still nothing?
Would be a great addition!
Has anyone heard if there are any plans to get jekyll-autoprefixer or similar built into Jekyll core?
Any chance we could get autoprefixer into github-pages ? it's a pain in the butt to prefix all CSS properties.