Open henriquebs12 opened 5 years ago
Thanks for the heads up @henriquebs12!
Would you be interested in attempting a PR fix for it? The bit to patch would likely be this.
I can't right now but I found some interesting notes.
CSSComb tries to detect the 6 bit hex format, and if so, it picks the first hex color of each RGB channel, making $1$1$2$2$3$3 into $1$2$3.
I found that the 8 bit hex format (with alfa) does accept a shorthand as well, but it's a little bit strict, because the last 2 hex are the alpha channel, and they must be the same in order to be shorhanded, which reduces drastically the number of possibilities. But it can be done as well, making
$1$1$2$2$3$3$A$A into $1$2$3$A.
The goal here is to add a new rule. If it is already in 3 or 4 bit, you skip it.
If it is 6 bit, treat the shorhand version as $1$2$3, and if it 8 bit, treat it like $1$2$3$A.
Hope it is helpful. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7015302/css-hexadecimal-rgba
@henriquebs12
Hope it is helpful.
Yes, very much so. Thank you!
Can you also please check my previous issue? Thanks.
CSSComb doesn't recognize the RGBA format in hexadecimals. When using
"color-shorthand": true
, it will transform#0000004d
into#0004d
messing up the color itself.