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Cosmetic rules can be used as CSS rules #1293
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@sxgunchenko please check what's wrong with the element hiding rules validation |
ok |
core/pull-requests/1835 |
thanks, fixed in core/pull-requests/1855 |
Probably one more example:
It also works with CSS rules
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fixed in core/pull-requests/1872 |
@AdamWr good job! |
fixed in core/pull-requests/1883 |
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I mean that at the moment we can also use
##
instead of#$#
and CSS rule will be applied.Steps to reproduce:
example.org##body { background: red!important; }
It also allows to use
url(...)
and if I understand correctly it shouldn't be allowed - #1026, #659 (comment)Example:
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