Why doesn't FireFox support the fit-content value for height in CSS?
I have tried to use the fit-content value and it won't work in FireFox for height but works in Chrome. I've even used -moz-fit-content. I understand that it is said to be experimental.
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Did you check layout.css.grid.enabled on the about:config page to see if it is true?
See:
If you use a Firefox version from the repositories then that version may behave differently.
It is set to true but I am not trying to use that function. What I am looking to do is this: .element {
height: fit-content;
} This method works on Chrome very nicely but FireFox does not seem to support it. I've also tried -moz-fit-content. This value for height is mentioned at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/height The article shows no support for it on height but it seems there is support for width.
Modified by lildew2
This would suggest that height supports the prefixed -moz-fit-content value.
Some test code:
Modified by cor-el
Interesting. This solution - .element {
height: -moz-fit-content;
} - is not working for me. Am I doing something wrong? I have tried it on two machines and neither work in FireFox but work in Chrome.
It looks that this still needs to be implemented for height.
- bug 567039 - support min-content, max-content, fit-content, and fill for height/min-height/max-height too
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