Closed anderskleve closed 7 years ago
Have you tried setting width: 100%; instead of max-width: 100%; on the parent element?
I think this can be fixed by using flex: 1 0 auto
.
I think this relates to a number of IE bugs that are hard to document and thus not in the README :/
I just removed display: flex !important
(.d-flex
class) on a bootstrap .col
and it fixed my problem flawlessly.
I've been trying to hunt down this bug in the list of IE bugs, but can't seem to find it in there. It is solved by avoiding the shorthand flex-declaration on the inner element (.inner) - flex: 1; -> flex: 1 1 auto;.
Anyone who can point me in the right direction?
You can see the bug in action here (IE11) http://jsbin.com/nojugag/edit?html,css,output