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I want to apply the styles written above. But unfortunately overflowStyle will not be applied in IE 11. Instead I have to write manually '-ms-overflow-style': 'none' (as you can see in the last line). Shouldn't browser prefixes be done automatically?
What happened:
When I just write overflowStyle: 'none' without '-ms-overflow-style': 'none' then nothing will be applied in IE 11. In Chrome conversely I can see a overflow-style: 'none' (with a warning that this property is not supported, but that's ok here)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey there, I just checked the documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/-ms-overflow-style
Looks like that's an unofficial property introduced only by Microsoft. This prefixer does not prefix unofficial properties, so you would have to provide the prefixed version yourself
I'm using glamorous and want to use
overflowStyle
in my code. I already created an issue there paypal/glamorous#400 and was redirected hereglamorous
version: 4.12.1glamor
version: 2.20.40react
version: 16.2.0typescript
version: 2.7.2Relevant code.
What you did:
I want to apply the styles written above. But unfortunately
overflowStyle
will not be applied in IE 11. Instead I have to write manually'-ms-overflow-style': 'none'
(as you can see in the last line). Shouldn't browser prefixes be done automatically?What happened:
When I just write
overflowStyle: 'none'
without'-ms-overflow-style': 'none'
then nothing will be applied in IE 11. In Chrome conversely I can see aoverflow-style: 'none'
(with a warning that this property is not supported, but that's ok here)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: