Closed rstacruz closed 12 years ago
This is useful in sheets that use CSS3, say for example this:
div { background: -moz-linear-gradient(x); background: -webkit-linear-gradient(x); background: linear-gradient(x); }
Gets you this styles structure:
styles
{ '0': 'background', length: 1, parentRule: { parentRule: null, parentStyleSheet: { parentStyleSheet: null, cssRules: [Object] }, selectorText: 'div', style: [Circular], __starts: 0, __ends: 122 }, _importants: { background: '' }, __starts: 4, background: 'linear-gradient(x)' }
...which is less than ideal. Notice that the length is 1 and that the only background it knows about is the last one.
length
1
background
Oops, dupe of #16. Sorry.
This is useful in sheets that use CSS3, say for example this:
Gets you this
styles
structure:...which is less than ideal. Notice that the
length
is1
and that the onlybackground
it knows about is the last one.