Is there a CSS-only fallback for calc() for IE8

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However, is there a CSS-only fallback for calc() for IE8? If so, what is it?

No. there is not. You could anyway work it out using js expressions.
The only CSS fallback is to set a fixed width/height before the calc()
You would need to modify HTML, adding one extra (neutral container to increase or decrease value (positive or negative margin for instance), for other situation i don't think of, i have no idea.
@GCyrillus, in other words, no, there isn't a CSS-only solution. ;)

Starx · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-14 15:38:18Z

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There is no support dynamic properties above IE 8

Dynamic properties (also called "CSS expressions") are no longer supported in Internet Explorer 8 and later, in IE8 Standards mode and higher.

edited Jun 14 at 15:38

answered Jun 14 at 12:37

Starx
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	Yep, thanks. Already read that link, as it was included in the comments to the first post I referenced in the question. This is why I was asking if there was a fallback that worked in IE8. – Derek Henderson Jun 14 at 12:41
	@DerekHenderson, OK, if you dont like it. – Starx Jun 14 at 15:38

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