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Description
I'm using version 1.0.0-alpha-99.
I try to replace CSS variables with actual value in a html file (I have a pdf export tool that can't handle css variables in the pre-generated html). I'm playing with AngleSharp(.Css) to parse the html file and see what can I do with it. First of all, I parsed the html content and checked the parsed style objects.
I noticed, that if a variable is used in a shorthand css property, Value is empty in all the longhand properties, even the simple ones (e.g 1px or solid, etc). If I parse a single css property (one of the longhand) with variable, Value is set correctly.
Sorry, if this is not a bug, but by design or if I'm using AngleSharp in the wrong way. I'm really new to it and I might have missed something.
Prerequisites
AngleSharp.Xmlfor Xml support)Description
I'm using version 1.0.0-alpha-99.
I try to replace CSS variables with actual value in a html file (I have a pdf export tool that can't handle css variables in the pre-generated html). I'm playing with AngleSharp(.Css) to parse the html file and see what can I do with it. First of all, I parsed the html content and checked the parsed style objects. I noticed, that if a variable is used in a shorthand css property, Value is empty in all the longhand properties, even the simple ones (e.g 1px or solid, etc). If I parse a single css property (one of the longhand) with variable, Value is set correctly.
Sorry, if this is not a bug, but by design or if I'm using AngleSharp in the wrong way. I'm really new to it and I might have missed something.
Thanks for help!
Steps to Reproduce
new AngleSharp.Css.Parser.CssParser(new AngleSharp.Css.Parser.CssParserOptions() { IsIncludingUnknownDeclarations = true, IsIncludingUnknownRules = true, IsToleratingInvalidSelectors = true }).ParseDeclaration("border-bottom: 1px solid var(--pale-grey);")
new AngleSharp.Css.Parser.CssParser(new AngleSharp.Css.Parser.CssParserOptions() { IsIncludingUnknownDeclarations = true, IsIncludingUnknownRules = true, IsToleratingInvalidSelectors = true }).ParseDeclaration("border-bottom-color: var(--pale-grey);")
The same happens if I examine a document loaded with the following code, that contains a