Very interesting! I usually shy away from JS polyfills for CSS, but Custom Properties are one of those things that mix CSS and JS so much that I think it makes a lot of sense!
Usually, if I'm worrying about fallbacks, I'll specify my values outside of Custom Properties and then overwrite with the custom property to allow a graceful fallback, but having the best of both worlds would be super nice!
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Great Post!
I made your Demo work with IE11
jsbin.com/yiriyuvisi/1/edit?html,c...
...by practically just including this Polyfill i wrote:
github.com/nuxodin/ie11CustomPrope...
Very interesting! I usually shy away from JS polyfills for CSS, but Custom Properties are one of those things that mix CSS and JS so much that I think it makes a lot of sense!
Usually, if I'm worrying about fallbacks, I'll specify my values outside of Custom Properties and then overwrite with the custom property to allow a graceful fallback, but having the best of both worlds would be super nice!