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add "box" and "inline-box" without vendor perfixed of "display" #106

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BenzLeung opened this issue Mar 5, 2014 · 5 comments
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add "box" and "inline-box" without vendor perfixed of "display" #106

BenzLeung opened this issue Mar 5, 2014 · 5 comments

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@BenzLeung
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Found "-webkit-box" and "-moz-box", but no "box". The same to "inline-box".

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malept commented Apr 14, 2014

Which browsers implemented the non-prefixed values?

@kkirsche
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kkirsche commented Mar 2, 2015

display: box; is a version of 2009.
display: flexbox; is a version of 2011.
display: flex; is the actual version.

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malept commented Mar 2, 2015

Yes, that's why I asked the question. Since it's part of the 2009 version of the flexbox spec, I couldn't find documentation of any browsers which actually implemented the non-prefixed values.

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kkirsche commented Mar 2, 2015

Paul Irish said: The old standard (Flexbox 2009) was implemented in Chrome since v4, Firefox since v2, and IE10 beta.

I'd recommend starting with this StackOverflow and going through it's links, etc.

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malept commented Mar 2, 2015

If you look at the caniuse.com entry for flex-box, it indicates that in Chrome from versions 4 through 21 and Firefox versions 2 through 21 (all inclusive), yes, the old standard was implemented, but it was vendor-prefixed.

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