You are developing a website where you want to use modern CSS features not yet supported in all browsers. How can you ensure compatibility without manually writing fallbacks?
- Use a CSS preprocessor like SASS
- Employ a PostCSS plugin
- Write conditional JavaScript code
- Ignore unsupported features
To ensure compatibility with modern CSS features, you can use a PostCSS plugin like "autoprefixer" that automatically generates fallback code for unsupported features, allowing you to write modern CSS with confidence. This minimizes the need for manual fallbacks.
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