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Thanks for providing this! We are currently looking into some of the drag and drop issues mentioned for Internet Explorer. With Cornerstone, we have worked very hard to keep things as “native” as possible using things like HTML5 drag and drop along with other web technologies. However, moving forward it looks as though we may need to investigate some fallback functionality for browsers that do not implement this as cleanly as others (i.e. Internet Explorer). For the time being, you can utilize Chrome as you’ve mentioned to build out your pages and know that this is something we’re looking into to remedy as quickly as possible.

Regarding the Card element, similarly, Internet Explorer 9/10/11 do not support native CSS3 3D transforms, which is what we are using to animate the card element. These native CSS3 animations are much smoother than trying to do anything programmatically with JavaScript for example, which is why we have opted to use them. In IE 9, 10, and 11 the card will fallback to simply switching out the two sides as you hover (so essentially you won’t see the animation). These 3D transforms are supported in Microsoft’s soon to be released Edge browser, and based on the general numbers behind Internet Explorer and how fast people are moving up recently, we’ve opted to utilize this as a graceful degredation for browsers that don’t support these 3D transforms in favor of the larger majority where it does work and knowing that very soon Microsoft will have finally released a browser that utilizes these technologies which have been supported in others for years now.

Hopefully this helps to clarify things! Thanks!

Unfortunately a lot of the visitors to my site use IE, so I won’t be able to use this feature on my site.

Thanks for sharing this! It definitely should not be upside down like that. In our original iteration this didn’t happen but I believe we made some minor changes before release, which clearly affected the flip output, so we will work to look into this as soon as possible, hopefully the coming release.

Thanks again!

As per our changelog, this was already fixed.
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