So I’m trying to use ‘shape-outside’. While it works well with Chrome, I’m not seeing it work for Firefox or Safari. I know that this is still in the experimental stages with those and Edge, but I’m looking for something that is cross browser compatible.
It looks OK for me iPad Safari. Did you use the webkit vendor prefix?
I don’t think it’s reasonable to expect Firefox users to go into their about:config
Without using JavaScript to alter text placement I think the current “alternative” is to simply show the rectangular image (or maybe border radius) to those not having support.
Without using JavaScript to alter text placement I think the current “alternative” is to simply show the rectangular image (or maybe border radius) to those not having support.
Yes, that’s what I’m figuring. I already applied border-radius and hope that more browsers will take advantage of ‘shape-outside’ in the future, as it’s quite effective for dynamic designs.
Yes, I quite like it myself. When I first tried it a while ago I was disappointed it didn’t have better support. As far as I’m concerned any tool that can help break out of the strict X-Y lines only is a step in the right direction. Not that screen will ever be able to exactly replicate print media, but the closer the better in my book.
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