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When you write multiple equivalent statements csso removes the duplicate ones. This is a bit difficult if you write backup statements to support older browsers (IE):
.foo { color: #ff0000; }
.foo { color: --red; }
get merged to
.foo{color:--red}
Now, I can use --no-restructure and the two lines will stay, however, this disables an possibly important optimization overall.
Would it be possible to have pragma's to say that some lines should not be merged?
When you write multiple equivalent statements csso removes the duplicate ones. This is a bit difficult if you write backup statements to support older browsers (IE):
get merged to
Now, I can use
--no-restructure
and the two lines will stay, however, this disables an possibly important optimization overall.Would it be possible to have pragma's to say that some lines should not be merged?
For example:
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