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That's probably unintentional, but it's also technically valid. The grammar doesn't explicitly require whitespace between @page and the following stuff, so per the standard grammar rules, all that's required is that the tokenizer properly separate things. @page:first correctly tokenizes (as AT-KEYWORD DELIM IDENT), so it should parse.
Thanks, I'm gonna go ahead and close this, then, since absent any prose requiring whitespace there, this is definitely valid per CSS Syntax and the Value Definition Syntax for blocks.
In § 4.3. @page rule grammar of css-page-3:
I'm wondering if
@page:first { ... }
is correct or not?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: