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<em>* On Google Chrome the <Progress> element does not support changing color based on the [value] attribute. Apply a .p1 - .p100 class to the progressbar for maximum compatibility.</em>
But this fiddle clearly demonstrates that it is possible to style based on value: https://jsfiddle.net/9v2kex1j/ (only works in Chrome)
So we can make the .p1-100 classes completely optional and style progress bars based on value instead.
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On the Demo is this text:
css-pokemon-gameboy/index.html
Line 133 in e28c3aa
But this fiddle clearly demonstrates that it is possible to style based on value: https://jsfiddle.net/9v2kex1j/ (only works in Chrome)
So we can make the
.p1-100
classes completely optional and style progress bars based on value instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: