I love CSS Grid, but still can't use it because of support for IE11. There's still just too many windows 7 users, hopefully not for too much longer.
What is webflow doing about that? Do you provide some measure of automated fallback to flex box?
What is webflow doing about that? Do you provide some measure of automated fallback to flex box?
Right now we have only implemented a _subset_ of the spec; we'll be doing a more thorough audit of IE11 support as we add support for more sophisticated grid features, as those are more likely going to need some kind of built-in fallback.
In the meantime I would encourage folks that need custom fallback behavior to harness site-wide custom code; Webflow outputs pretty straightforward HTML and CSS so it should be easy to manually create fallback styles.
Windows7 had 6.8% of all sessions but seems like most of them are using a modern browser.
All really good signs for web developers out there!
It's an interesting statistic, but it's not news, unfortunately, and doesn't really tell us anything about either the big picture, or help people whose audience does include a lot of IE 11 users.
Almost all my clients use IE11 by default...
It's a miracle that we can use flexbox as the bugs in IE11 have easy mitigations and most IT departments have at least upgraded to IE11 in recent years.
Cool site btw, I've bookmarked it for later.