Is there a generic way in javascript to check if the css property is supported by current browser or not?
I am currently using “document.compatMode” to check if it is quirks or not. But there must be a way to check specific to a property.
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Is there a generic way in javascript to check if the css property is supported by current browser or not?
I am currently using “document.compatMode” to check if it is quirks or not. But there must be a way to check specific to a property.
You can do this, ex:
In supported browsers, it should return ‘string’. In non supported, it will be ‘undefined’