I was looking at your theme and it is really cool! I am really new to web dev and I was wondering, do you not worry about vendor pre-fix issues in css? Or is your really sophisticated modernizer.js take care of these issues for you(i ahve always been meaning to get educated on what modernizer is really doing), this is obviously not an issue about your project, I was just hoping to get some insight into what is going on in the theme. Would it be stupid to try and add autoprefixir into the grunt setup? Sorry if these sound like a couple of dumb questions, any way great work!
Thanks @justinchristensen66. Your ideas are not dumb at all. Answers:
I absolutely worry about vendor prefixes. But with the template here not being an actual production theme I did not add them.
Modernizr does not add vendor prefixes. It just detects feature support, which is separate from vendor prefixing css rules. Modernizr can also come with an HTML5 shiv, which enables browsers that do not support the new tags to recognize them.
Auto-prefixer would be great. It should be a snap to include, and so I would gladly take a pull request for that.
I was looking at your theme and it is really cool! I am really new to web dev and I was wondering, do you not worry about vendor pre-fix issues in css? Or is your really sophisticated modernizer.js take care of these issues for you(i ahve always been meaning to get educated on what modernizer is really doing), this is obviously not an issue about your project, I was just hoping to get some insight into what is going on in the theme. Would it be stupid to try and add autoprefixir into the grunt setup? Sorry if these sound like a couple of dumb questions, any way great work!