Compass Cross-Browser Support Configuration

You can configure the compass default browser support matrix by setting these variables as needed.

This file can be imported using: @import "compass/support"

Configurable Variables help

$legacy-support-for-ie true

Usually compass hacks apply to both ie6 & 7 -- set this to false to disable support for both.

$legacy-support-for-ie6 $legacy-support-for-ie

Setting this to false will result in smaller output, but no support for ie6 hacks

$legacy-support-for-ie7 $legacy-support-for-ie

Setting this to false will result in smaller output, but no support for ie7 hacks

$legacy-support-for-ie8 $legacy-support-for-ie

Setting this to false will result in smaller output, but no support for legacy ie8 hacks

$experimental-support-for-mozilla true

Support for mozilla in experimental css3 properties (-moz).

$experimental-support-for-webkit true

Support for webkit in experimental css3 properties (-webkit).

$support-for-original-webkit-gradients true

Support for webkit's original (non-standard) gradient syntax.

$experimental-support-for-opera true

Support for opera in experimental css3 properties (-o).

$experimental-support-for-microsoft true

Support for microsoft in experimental css3 properties (-ms).

$experimental-support-for-khtml false

Support for khtml in experimental css3 properties (-khtml).

$experimental-support-for-svg false

Support for svg in experimental css3 properties. Setting this to true might add significant size to your generated stylesheets.

$experimental-support-for-pie false

Support for CSS PIE in experimental css3 properties (-pie).

Constants

$legacy-support-for-mozilla true

Whether to output legacy support for mozilla. Usually this means hacks to support Firefox 3.6 or earlier.