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When there is a CSS property such as calc(10px + 48%), it gets compressed to calc(10px+48%), which doesn't work (calc requires spaces around the operator). Note that this bug only exists with the "+" sign—the "-" sign works fine
This issue was solved in newer versions of YUI Compressor, so I believe the solution is to update YUI Compressor.
A temporary fix is to change calc(10px + 48%) to calc(10px - -48%)
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Any news on this issue? It is a show stopper for me. Do you really use the double-dash trick in your css? Seriously? How about more complex math expressions?
I've been using your gradle-css-plugin for years until my developer started to use calc :-/
Now I guess I'll have to use one of the many command-line nodejs-based tools out there.
It would be nice if you could write a gradle plugin for one of those though.
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When there is a CSS property such as
calc(10px + 48%)
, it gets compressed tocalc(10px+48%)
, which doesn't work (calc requires spaces around the operator). Note that this bug only exists with the "+" sign—the "-" sign works finecalc(10px + 48%)
tocalc(10px - -48%)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: