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Is there an online service that makes css code cross-browser?
Tell me a service that prescribes hacks and other crutches ... Is it real? Or is it all done by hand?
And then I got tired of adapting the 1st page for several browsers, which have 10 versions each ...
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Service for automatic placement of vendor prefixes: autoprefixer.github.io
PS> this is a solution for a specific case. On my own behalf, I would like to wish many to master the build systems Grunt, Gulp, etc. , as well as some IDEs, there are no such issues with them
What hacks and crutches are we talking about? I only set parameters for border-radius and box-shadow for old mozillas and webkits, the rest is fine.
Theoretically, you need to write a macro once with auto-replacement of all tags according to this principle:
line: border-box:
change to:
-webkit-border-box:
-moz-border-box:
and so on (including the line border-box:)
Macros support many text editors notepad++, sublime, etc.
Or maybe there are services, but I don’t know about them.
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