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imakeitpretty

Reputation: 2116

Polyfill CSS Transition with Modernizr

For starters, I don't know js. What I do know, I've pick pocketed from other people's work. I know that's lame so I'm trying to learn. I am trying to polyfill my nav that use css transitions with Modernizr. I've got the <script> in the HTML that calls for Modernizr. What I don't know is what js to use to call the correct load function - I think. I've looked all over the internet for tutorials, but they all assume that I already know js so they are no help.

This is my site in progress. What I'm working on is the navigation. It works correctly in Firefox. I'm trying to make it work in IE.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 476

Answers (1)

Spudley
Spudley

Reputation: 168695

Firstly, there's no need to apologise for learning from others. This is how we all learn.

Modernizr is great for helping you deal with older browsers. But the important thing to know about Modernizr is that it doesn't actually do any polyfills itself; it simply tells you whether a polyfill is needed for any given feature. You still need to provide that polyfill code.

In your case, you're referencing a file called polyfillfortransition.js, but this doesn't seem to exist on your site. This is why nothing is working: you're detecting that the polyfill needed, but you're not actually polyfilling it.

So you need a polyfill script for it. I don't actually know of one that will suit, and a quick search didn't turn one up, but hopefully this will help point you in the right direction.

Upvotes: 1

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