Autoprefixer CSS

[pety]

Is there any Autoprefixer CSS plugin ?

[pmk65]

Not that Im aware of. But you could build your own, using my CSSCombWB plugin as base.
And then change the NodeJs plugin usage from CSSComb to postcss-cli with autoprefixer

[pety]

Thanks !
It is too complicated to me.
I'll use autoprefixer from Visual Studio Code for this task.

It seems that actual modern free editors are better in many situations

I still use Webuilder becouse it is light on resources and my old laptop rezist.

[Aivars]

Use menu Css -> Prefixize CSS. Also wrong forum category, moving post.

[pety]

Thanks, Aivars !

[pety]

Prefixize CSS useless.

[Aivars]

What are you missing exactly?

[pety]

Watch here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8va4o4Wl3g

Also:

http://expressprefixr.herokuapp.com

Your webuilder prefixize nothing.
Till now there is no reason to buy your software. I still have your sms offer...
If there will not be serious changes I'll stay away from it...

You continue to be deaf to serious requests and years gone and gone...
I already have a great offer from PhpED: We have switch from competition program which gives 50% off discount - please use this coupon: XXXXXXX
I still hope that Webuilder or RapidPHP wil rise from lethargy...

[Aivars]

You mean all the IE6-IE7 stuff (DX filters etc)? Or box-shadow that is already supported by all browsers unprefixized? We don't prefixize that on purpose, it just clutters the CSS unnecessarily since it's for very old browsers that are not used anymore. Remember - more clutter does not mean better, in fact it is worse, I mean why would you want a huge CSS full of things that are not used that increases load times and parse times in the browser? In fact, our prefixizer will *remove* clutter such as "-moz-border-radius".

If you for some reason do need to prefixize box-shadow or similar, you can always open <IDE install directory>\data\prefixizer.ini and add it to [prefixize-properties] section.