Style Engine: add condition to check for semicolons before adding them to CSS rules #41028
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related to: #40332
What?
Confirm that a CSS rule does not already end in a semicolon before adding one in the style engine
Why?
Depending on the what CSS parsers are in use on a site, it's possible semicolons will already be present on inline CSS styles, which can result in double semicolons (
attribute1: value1;; attribute2: value2;;
) rendering when the page loads.How?
After confirming that styles are present, the rule suffix is conditionally set:
Note: this does not account for parsers that might also add a space character of their own. It may be worth extending the logic for that possibility as well, but I'll wait on feedback there first.
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