We have a css3 grammar but it misses some features that were already adopted by browser. For example nested calc(). It's not in CSS3 specification but it's supported by all popular browsers for at least 5 years.
Should we have a new generic CSS grammar that contains such unspecified/draft features? Similar to JavaScript grammar that doesn't 100% correlate with ECMAScript specifications.
We have a
css3
grammar but it misses some features that were already adopted by browser. For example nestedcalc()
. It's not in CSS3 specification but it's supported by all popular browsers for at least 5 years.Should we have a new generic CSS grammar that contains such unspecified/draft features? Similar to JavaScript grammar that doesn't 100% correlate with ECMAScript specifications.