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Aliki: Make hamburger toggle non-selectable #1480
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Ugh, it needs to be prefixed for some browsers. I will fix this tomorrow |
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I added fallback for safari, which I guess you were using. I don't know what your browser targets are, here's the browser support: https://caniuse.com/user-select-none. Some older versions of firefox also have their own prefix but usage is very low, so probably not worth it? Same for internet explorer. Seems like stylelint doesn't like it though? |
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Thanks, I appreciate the help 🙂
Can you also address the lint issue too?
If the prefix is unavoidable, let’s ignore that rule for now.
It's implemented via an utf8 character but should not be selected by double-clicking. `property-no-vendor-prefix` is disabled because no autoprefixer is used
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Yeah, it is ( think). I guess stylelint expects you to do some postprocessing on the files so this happens automatically. I disabled the rule |

It's implemented via an utf8 character but should not be selected by double-clicking
Ref #1479