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Fix appearance in IE 9 #6

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fritz-c opened this issue Oct 17, 2016 · 6 comments
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Fix appearance in IE 9 #6

fritz-c opened this issue Oct 17, 2016 · 6 comments
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fritz-c commented Oct 17, 2016

I had the styles working well in IE 9 (which cannot use flexbox) until a short while ago, when something apparently broke it.

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rturk commented Oct 22, 2016

@fritz-c No sure if IE 9 support is really necessary given decading IE 9 usage. Lack if flexbox support makes this quite complex.

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fritz-c commented Oct 24, 2016

Technically, IE 9 has extended support until April 2017. It's because Vista extended support ends then, and IE 9 is the latest version you can get on that. I even have that date set on my personal calendar (Unofficial Start of Flexbox Day).
I'm not aiming to make it work perfectly, but I actually had the positioning working pretty well before I put in the flexbox stuff. It shouldn't take much to get it back to that state again.

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Anyone have insight into what was the last version in which IE9 still worked?

Unfortunately my team still has to support it so, +1 for fixing it in IE9.

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fritz-c commented Nov 11, 2016

@topher515 I got the basic appearance working on it with v0.1.4, but in my tests (on a remote machine) the performance was less than spectacular, and the landing pad (the blue / red area displayed when hovering) wasn't displaying for some IE reason. Usability-wise, I don't think anything's broken beyond use. It's just not great.

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enniel commented Feb 18, 2017

You can add support using flexibility polyfill

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fritz-c commented Feb 20, 2017

@enniel Thank you for the suggestion. However, as the end of support for IE 9 is only a couple months from now, and I haven't had too many requests concerning it, I think I'll be leaving the IE 9 compatibility as-is.

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