Css is messed up on older chrome version because of use of css var()
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Installed join on a new pc today, the css is all weird, colours are missing:
inspected the css:
Can see you're using var(), this is a University PC so chrome 47 is the newest version and i cant do a whole bunch about it, maybe a bit early to be using what's still an experimental feature? I appreciate 47 is a pretty old version of chrome as chrome versions go, but it's still only 6 months old so maybe a fallback would be appropriate.
Either way, reporting so you know.
J
Yup. I've been considering switching it back for a while now because it is jumping the gun a little. Your issue request may be the impetus necessary. Thanks!
That's 5 versions and 8 months :( makes me sad that places are still doing this with a browser. You'd figure the security risk would outweigh anything else.
Fallback wouldn't really exist other than declaring the color again as far as I know and obviously that defeats the purpose. Personally I'm not 100% sold on the use of native vars yet (probably never on syntax) and would much rather use a preprocessor for variables. My vote would be SASS. However the projects not that big so good ole' fashioned hex is not that big a deal.
How it renders is pretty crazy.
Kevin or Tom, are you on it? :) Or should I?
I can do it if you want
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Go ahead with it I'm unfortunately on a trip right now
Ok Tom, I appreciate it if you can do it :) I always like to take care of other non-visual stuff. Thanks in advance!
Ok should be all set
Thank you very much! :) Merged