Force include selector with camelCase #27
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@saunders1989 in the output, is |
@jefflembeck its not in the output CSS file but is in the source CSS file I pass in |
@saunders1989 so, no version of it shows up in the output css at all? |
@jefflembeck unfortunately not. |
@saunders1989 any chance you can make a small test case and put it up somewhere? it'd really help me fix it. |
@jefflembeck sure I will do that tomorrow for you. |
@saunders1989 awesome, thank you! |
@jefflembeck Hi, I have created a test case on my github - https://github.com/saunders1989/camelcase-test When i did the test case the camel case selector did get added to the critical css file that is generated but it the selector is now all lowercase |
@saunders1989 ah, this is what I expected :( This is a known issue, but we're trying to figure out a solution (it has to do with html not being case sensitive) |
@jefflembeck ahh okay. sorry for creating a duplicate issue. I will have to debug my more complicated grunt file / css and find out why it doesnt get included even all lowercase |
Hi,
I found an issue when you have a selector like #pbOverlay which is being used by a plugin (I dont agree with the naming convention) that if you try and forceInclude this selector it doesn't include it in the generated css
is there a work around other than changing my css selector / adding these selectors in manually?
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