Background-Color issue

[TheSteveMol]

I'm using a linear-gradient as the background in some divs. On older browsers, that's not supported, so I'm using background-color to provide an acceptable fallback. clean-css is removing the background-color, probably because it wouldn't be used on a newer browser, but it needs to be there to support the older ones.

header {
background-color: #a7cfd9; /* Old browsers / / This line removed by clean-css */
background: linear-gradient(#7ba5b4, #a7cfd9);
top: 50px;
height: 75px;
width: 100%;
position: absolute;
}

[ngyikp]

Temporary fix is to change

background: linear-gradient(#7ba5b4, #a7cfd9);

to

background-image: linear-gradient(#7ba5b4, #a7cfd9);

but this does seem to be a bug in clean-css nonetheless.

[TheSteveMol]

Thanks for the tip! I manually went and added the missing attribute back into the minified file, but that's a pain if (when) changes will be made.

[jakubpawlowicz]

Thanks guys for reporting, this is certainly a bug, fix is coming. 👍

[jakubpawlowicz]

Out in 3.4.7!