Added autoprefixer after CSS compilation #57
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This was referenced Aug 10, 2014
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👍 <3 autoprefixer |
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What! I didn’t realise this was the PR, I thought this was just the issue. Trying this out now, thanks so much for contributing, @geelen. |
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Hey team, just started using Harp and am <3 <3 <3ing it. Everything works just the way I like it, except for the absence of autoprefixer, which I wanted to add back in.
Good news is that autoprefixer has great defaults, so no configuration required, and simply slots in behind whatever CSS preprocessor you're working with.