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necolas / normalize.css

A modern alternative to CSS resets
http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/
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Pseudo classes #850

Open stphnclrk opened 3 years ago

stphnclrk commented 3 years ago

184 |   | ::-moz-focus-inner is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 184 |   | ::-moz-focus-inner is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 184 |   | ::-moz-focus-inner is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 184 |   | ::-focus-inner is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 192 |   | :-moz-focusing is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-class 192 |   | :-moz-focusing is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-class 192 |   | :-moz-focusing is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-class 192 |   | :-moz-focusing is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-class 248 |   | ::-webkit-inner-spin-button is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 248 |   | ::-webkit-outer-spin-button is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 266 |   | ::-webkit-search-decoration is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element 276 |   | ::-webkit-file-upload-button is an unknown vendor extended pseudo-element

I have gone through the normalize CSS, I have managed to eliminate the errors, but the pseudo-classes are proving awkward. If MDN lists the pseudo-classes, as well as CSS3, why does the validator flag them up?

If I have left the 'normalize.css v8.0.1 | MIT Licence | github.com/necolas/normalize.css' at the top of the stylesheet, is that sufficient to cite and avoid plagiarism?

garrettw commented 3 years ago

I wouldn't worry about the validator as long as it works -- especially where it concerns non-standard stuff like this.