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By default, elixir use autoprefixer with default arguments. And syntax use it:

mix.styles(['style-name.css'], 'path/folder-contain/', 'public/css/all.css'])
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I believe that at the time of my first post (at laracast) elixir do not allowed autoprefix css , but I'll try again with "composer update", thanks for the reply!

My first post: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/requests/does-anyone-know-how-can-i-autoprefix-my-styles-with-elixir

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I look @ the code and I don't know to say exactly the truth. But I think the autoprefixer is not implemented for custom css combines.

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