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If we leave cssnano plugin as is, it will use it's own autoprefixer plugin which:
Removes unnecessary prefixes based on the browsers option. Note that by default, it will not add new prefixes to the CSS file. link
So, the autoprefixer which is used before cssnano comes out with distorted output.
In my case I needed display: -webkit-flex for older safari browsers but cssnano was just droppping it.
Disabling cssnano's autoprefixer fixes this issue: $.cssnano({ autoprefixer: false })
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If we leave cssnano plugin as is, it will use it's own autoprefixer plugin which:
So, the autoprefixer which is used before cssnano comes out with distorted output.
In my case I needed
display: -webkit-flex
for older safari browsers but cssnano was just droppping it.Disabling cssnano's autoprefixer fixes this issue:
$.cssnano({ autoprefixer: false })
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: