I was able to get autoprefixer installed and running for SCSS and for most things it works great (flex, transition, box-sizing), however for columns I can't seem to get it to work for any browsers.
I've tried a couple different settings:
<add conditionalExpression="> 1% in US" />
<add conditionalExpression="last 2 versions" />
<add conditionalExpression="Firefox > 20" />
and none seem to be working. Any thoughts on what I can do to get Columns prefixing?
Comments: Hello, Ashley! Result depends on conditional expressions and relevance of caniuse-db (now uses database of July 3, 2016). For testing I used the following code: ``` .intro { -webkit-columns: 300px 2; -moz-columns: 300px 2; columns: 300px 2; } ``` If you use `> 1% in US` conditional expression, then result is same as original code. Change a conditional expression to `> 3% in US` and get the following result: ``` .intro { -moz-columns: 300px 2; columns: 300px 2; } ``` Updating of region database synchronized with the [Autoprefixer for Ruby and Ruby on Rails](https://github.com/ai/autoprefixer-rails) releases.
I've tried a couple different settings:
<add conditionalExpression="> 1% in US" />
<add conditionalExpression="last 2 versions" />
<add conditionalExpression="Firefox > 20" />
and none seem to be working. Any thoughts on what I can do to get Columns prefixing?
Comments: Hello, Ashley! Result depends on conditional expressions and relevance of caniuse-db (now uses database of July 3, 2016). For testing I used the following code: ``` .intro { -webkit-columns: 300px 2; -moz-columns: 300px 2; columns: 300px 2; } ``` If you use `> 1% in US` conditional expression, then result is same as original code. Change a conditional expression to `> 3% in US` and get the following result: ``` .intro { -moz-columns: 300px 2; columns: 300px 2; } ``` Updating of region database synchronized with the [Autoprefixer for Ruby and Ruby on Rails](https://github.com/ai/autoprefixer-rails) releases.
