Adding in @-ms-viewport and @-o-viewport to the CSS grammar
Motivation
Because it currently breaks syntax highlighting if you use these selectors in my editor (VSCode), and I'm sure others using this grammar too.
I am aware that it is a deprecated selector. The main reason for still including it in ones code is being backwards compatible with IE etc. I would say, though I'm far from an expert on the viewport area
Describe alternatives you've considered
I don't see many other alternatives than living with broken syntax highlighting, or not including these tags, but as I see it there isn't a possibility that gets you both syntax highlighting and the backwards compatibility with old browsers utilizing these features. If there is I'd be happy to hear about it!
Summary
Adding in
@-ms-viewport
and@-o-viewport
to the CSS grammarMotivation
Because it currently breaks syntax highlighting if you use these selectors in my editor (VSCode), and I'm sure others using this grammar too.
I am aware that it is a deprecated selector. The main reason for still including it in ones code is being backwards compatible with IE etc. I would say, though I'm far from an expert on the viewport area
Describe alternatives you've considered
I don't see many other alternatives than living with broken syntax highlighting, or not including these tags, but as I see it there isn't a possibility that gets you both syntax highlighting and the backwards compatibility with old browsers utilizing these features. If there is I'd be happy to hear about it!
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