Loving the framework. What is the browser support please? I take it it is IE10+ ?
Thanks
So technically, it would be IE10+ yes. But there are no vendor prefixes implemented yet. So for now, it's only Edge really :-/
I don't have a Windows machine but I'd be glad if someone could try it out, and maybe submit a PR that would add -ms- where needed?
This repo is really good to get all the IE VM's
https://github.com/xdissent/ievms
You could just run the css though an autoprefixer: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-autoprefixer
then it should work back to 10 in that case :+1:
I´ve had a look of the project with IE10 and almost everything seems to be fine, flexboxes work perfectly (even adding/removing columns and resizing the browser):
The only issue I´ve found is in the vertical centering, where the central and bottom text stays on top:
The rest of the elements are working.
Is there any fallback in place so things aren't totally jacked on older browsers? Nothing fancy, just something so that it's still readable.
Hey guys, might I suggest adding a note about browser support to the docs somewhere? I looked through each page trying to find it and ended up here after googling. Looking forward to using it, but wanted to know what mobile browser support it has, etc.
Yes - found this by googling : "bulma browser support"
pretty much your main issue would be flexbox support as far as I'm aware so
check on mobile for flexbox support
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Yes - got here by googling : "bulma browser support"
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Jake
hi there,
first at all thanks for your great work on the bulma framework!
i played with it in the past and just come back to use it for my next project.
since i need to tell my client whats the matter with the browser support i came via googling around to this page :)
oh while writing i just wanted to point to http://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox and found out that this information is now on the bulma github page anyway: https://github.com/jgthms/bulma#browser-support :D
cheers maik
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Yes - found this by googling : "bulma browser support"