On Sunday, May 3, 2015, Crest Christopher <crestchristop...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> When using Modernizer for older browsers, in most of my cases IE7 & 8. Do
> I strictly place the same rules that I've placed for newer browsers for
> older versions of IE style sheet, then let Modernizer do what it does best ?
>
> Christopher
>
>
> Modernizr doesn't make old browsers render like new browsers. It gives you
ways to create styles for less capable browsers - among other things. If
you inspect your page with modernizr added, you will see a bunch of classes
added to the html element. Use those as hooks in your CSS to write rules
for each situation where a browser lacks support (or the opposite). For
example, if you have rules for transitions that don't work in a browser
that doesn't support transitions, then Modernizr would add a class of
no-transitions (for example. Read docs or inspect the page for actual class
names) so you can write fallback styles for that browser.
.mydiv{transition styles}
.no-transition .mydiv{fallback styles}
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