Khan
min-content and max-content are not prefixed
I wasn't understanding why my css declaration max-width:min-content wasn't working on Safari and I discovered that I had to add prefixes -webkit-min-content and moz-min-content.
I had to add all prefixes in a single css declaration like this:
'max-width':'-moz-min-content; max-width:-webkit-min-content; max-width:min-content'
Aphrodite uses inline-style-prefixer for prefixing styles. It looks like they have a test that ensures that these values are prefixed. https://github.com/rofrischmann/inline-style-prefixer/blob/23d1c63b7b32c1b6ccf05f9d50b2a050766befd9/test/static/createPrefixer-test.js#L153-L158
What version of Aphrodite and inline-style-prefixer do you have installed? Also, can you provide a minimal repro case?
weird... I have aphrodite 1.2.0. inline-style-prefixer is 3.0.3.
How can I provide a repro case?
Can you verify that this is still a problem for you on the latest versions of each? Aphrodite is at 1.2.1 and inline-style-prefixer is at 3.0.6.
As for a repro case, it would be helpful if you could post some code that would surface this issue. Ideally this would be in the form of a git repo that I could clone, run npm install, and then another command (maybe npm test or npm build) that will show the issue.
Hello, unfortunately it's the same for me with the latest versions. I'm sorry but I won't have time to set up a repo to demonstrate this issue. I just wanted to let you know that min-content is not prefixed, at least for me but I see no reason why it would be different for anyone else. Thank you for your answers.