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CSS: calc() for IE in transform: translateX/Y() not working in any way?
Can't be used in IE calc()
for transform: translateX()
codepen.io/nicothin/pen/ogPEey?editors=110
Is there a way to fix this? Or am I doing something wrong?
PS: I can get around the problem by using other positioning methods, I'm interested in the possibility of using calc()
for transform: translateX()
and similar properties in the greatest "browser" of all time.
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The bug is known and, judging by the status of the error message, the problem has not yet been resolved. You can try to make your own mixin-crutch, which will temporarily solve the problem. Something like this:
.calc(@t, @a, @b){
transform: ~"@{t}(@{a}) @{t}(@{b})";
}
selector {
.calc(translateX, 100%, -5rem);
}
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