Smarter handling of CSS shortcodes
somerandomdude opened this issue · 7 comments
I'm using a lot of CSS shortcodes and it doesn't seem right that something like:
margin: 15px 0;
and margin:30px 0;
would be seen as having duplicates for margin-left
and margin-right
.
Thoughts?
There's an option you can use to turn that off. --no-match-shorthand
I'm probably going to drop that feature in v2.
On Sunday, June 2, 2013, P.J. Onori wrote:
I'm using a lot of CSS shortcodes and it doesn't seem right that something
like:margin: 15px 0; and margin:30px 0; would be seen as having duplicates for
margin-left and margin-right.Thoughts?
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-Zach
Cool! Did I just miss this somewhere in the documentation or issue log? Apologies if so.
It's in --help, but not really anywhere else
On Sunday, June 2, 2013, P.J. Onori wrote:
Cool! Did I just miss this somewhere in the documentation or issue log?
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-Zach
I'm probably going to drop that feature in v2.
I mean the shorthand matching altogether. Not the flag to disable it.
So has this been dropped? With --match-shorthand and --no-match-shorthand I can't get it to tell me that:
border-top: solid 1px #999;
and
border-top: 1px solid #999;
are the same.
@robme Ah that's a bug. csscss shouldn't care about the order but I believe it does.
For future reference: http://stackoverflow.com/a/4077517
Thanks for the link. I usually always use "width style color" but the code I'm trying to refactor doesn't.