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We seem to be incorrectly parsing calc(expr) functions.
Input CSS:
body {
width:calc(100%-32px);
height:calc(100%-64px);
}
Output CSS:
body {
width:calc(100%=32px);
height:calc(100%=64px);
}
Short-term Workaround:
Escaping the operator seems to fix the issue: width: calc(100% \- 32px)
Digging through the code, this is caused by the ExCSS Stylesheet parser. We are using a very old version of this, where this issue was probably occurring: TylerBrinks/ExCSS#74. This seems to have been fixed in newer versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We seem to be incorrectly parsing
calc(expr)
functions.Input CSS:
Output CSS:
Short-term Workaround:
Escaping the operator seems to fix the issue:
width: calc(100% \- 32px)
Digging through the code, this is caused by the
ExCSS Stylesheet parser
. We are using a very old version of this, where this issue was probably occurring: TylerBrinks/ExCSS#74. This seems to have been fixed in newer versions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: