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Yes, CSS is not a strict "language" unfortunately. prop: a b c / d e f; can be treated in some properties as list: prop: a b (c / d) e f; and some o
by c-smile 4y ago
Yes, CSS is not a strict "language" unfortunately.
prop: a b c / d e f;
can be treated in some properties as list:
prop: a b (c / d) e f;
and some others as
prop: (a b c) / (d e f);
Same thing for ','
prop: a b c , d;
Can be as
prop: (a b c) , (d);
as:
prop: a b (c , d); // e.g. in font property definition.
In that sense CSS syntax is a Christmas tree: each member of the family (feature author) adds its own stuff as she sees it. No moderation on that historically.