Closed matthew-dean closed 10 years ago
LESS now supports semi-colon separated parameters. For single "values" that are comma separated, you can terminate with a semi-colon.
So, this example...
.example-background-size-2 { .background-size(~"100%, auto"); }
..can be converted to:
.example-background-size-2 { .background-size(100%, auto;); }
...and so on.
LESS now supports semi-colon separated parameters. For single "values" that are comma separated, you can terminate with a semi-colon.
So, this example...
..can be converted to:
...and so on.