For 'flex-direction' to work on Internet Explorer 10 you need to include: -ms-flex-direction in the frontend css otherwise the columns and rows don't work on IE10 and are rendered after each other.
This probably applies for all flexbox properties, IE10 needs the -ms prefix to work correctly.
Personale note, awesome plugin. Even with IE9 it works (for me anyway).
For 'flex-direction' to work on Internet Explorer 10 you need to include: -ms-flex-direction in the frontend css otherwise the columns and rows don't work on IE10 and are rendered after each other.
This probably applies for all flexbox properties, IE10 needs the -ms prefix to work correctly.
Personale note, awesome plugin. Even with IE9 it works (for me anyway).