Ignoring value containing colon

[AndreasNasman]

Hi!

I'm trying to use ignoreValue to suppress a parsing error:

Can't parse value "alpha( opacity: 0 )"

The CSS property looks like this:

.class {
    filter: alpha( opacity: 0 );
}

I've tried combinations like

'ignoreValue': 'alpha'
'ignoreValue': 'alpha.*'
'ignoreValue': 'alpha\\(.*\\)'

to ignore the value, but can't seem to get the syntax right. Any advice on the correct syntax to ignore the filter: alpha( opacity: 0 ); property?

Thanks – Andreas

[AndreasNasman]

Another similar one is

.class {
    filter: progid:dximagetransform.microsoft.gradient( startColorstr='#e80008', endColorstr='#a6002c', GradientType=0 ); 
}

It seems to be the colons in the properties that cause trouble. 🤔

[lahmatiy]

Looks like ignoreValue applies for matching errors only, not for parse errors. That's a bug, going to fix it.

[AndreasNasman]

Thanks for the fix, works perfectly! 👍