Closed renestalder closed 10 years ago
Update core first before test if it's actually a core problem which might be fixed.
I am getting the exact same issue described above, i have tested on https://autoprefixer.github.io/? and it is working correctly on there, however the generated CSS from gulp-autoprefixer is missing the -ms tag.
browsers: [
'last 2 versions',
'ie 8',
'ie 9',
'android 2.3',
'android 4',
'opera 12'
]
&.-has-sub-list.-is-closed .filter__arrow {
transform: rotate(-90deg);
transition: transform 0.2s linear;
}
.filter__single .filter__list li.-has-sub-list.-is-closed .filter__arrow {
-webkit-transform: rotate(-90deg);
transform: rotate(-90deg);
-webkit-transition: -webkit-transform .2s linear;
transition: transform .2s linear
}
Hi there,
I have the same issue.
/*auto-prefixer: off*/ -ms-transform /* autoprefixer: on */
@zapatoche, are you using the same config in both cases?
Yop, I even simplified it to just 'ie >= 9' to make sure there wasn't any interference.
@zapatoche, have you checked that the versions of autoprefixer are the same —both in this plugin as in the CLI?
Amazeballs!!! the latest version wasn't installed despite running npm update
, i'm now on 3.1.1 and it works like a charm. Thanks
As in my test, using autoprefixer with the following settings, it seems not to generate the transform attributes with the -ms prefix.
Raw code:
What autoprefixer outputs
According to caniuse, the -ms prefix is needed for IE9.