Closed grabbou closed 1 year ago
Could you share a repro case? The current major version of Styled-Components (v5) is using the old version of Stylis (v3). However, I've tested it with that old version and it seems to work:
const res = stylis('.user', `
@supports not (container-type: inline-size) {
display: block;
}
`)
res // '@supports not (container-type:inline-size){.user{display:block;}}'
The more recent version of Stylis (v4) can be tested on our homepage and as far as I could test this particular example it also seems to work fine with it.
Thank you! I was planning to work on that feature, so I am super happy to see you respond really quick! Apologies for the very short description yesterday, but it was getting really late - now that I look at it, it feels like I was really concise 😅
That particular syntax wasn't working for me yesterday, but now that I look at it, I can confirm that your example works in my environment too.
I think it had to do with some other selectors / features of CSS that I was using, @container
in particular. Since this is not yet supported in Styled Components 5.x (but it is as of 6.x), I think I got confused.
Either way, thank you for your time, appreciate swift response! Looks like my first contribution will need to wait!
Hey,
Playing around with Styled Components I've noticed that while
@supports
syntax is supported,@supports not
is not. For example,@supports not (container-type: inline-size)
will not have any effect.