Föderation EN Fr 20.09.2024 15:11:32 OK, here is a weird CSS discovery. Media queries apparently can go around just a single property and value, not necessarily a whole rule. That is: @media ... { p { color:green } } works as expected, but p { @media ... { color: green } } works as well! Is this _supposed_ to work? Does everyone else use this all the time and I'm the last to find out? I had no idea this worked; I assumed you had to wrap whole rules only! https://www.kryogenix.org/random/media-query-wrong-way.html demonstrates. Medien: 1 |
Föderation EN Fr 20.09.2024 15:13:18 @sil Isn't this part of nesting? |
Föderation EN Fr 20.09.2024 15:13:43 @kjhank could be! maybe it's always worked and I just didn't know! |
Föderation EN Fr 20.09.2024 15:15:36 @sil that’s css nesting |
Föderation EN Fr 20.09.2024 15:17:11 @cheeaun aha, yes, @kjhank said so as well. "Properties can be directly included inside a nested at-rule, acting as if they were nested in a & {...} block." Today I learned! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_nesting/Nesting_at-rules |