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REPL
Currently, we can already use special characters in class names:
<element class="some:name" class:another:name={enabled}>Hello world</element>
Both of these will be added to the element correctly.
However, the ones added with the class: directive won't get properly scoped. Given:
class:
<style> .some\:name { ... } .another\:name { ... } </style>
The first selector will be scoped and included, while the second will be dropped with an Unused CSS selector warning.
Unused CSS selector
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REPL
Currently, we can already use special characters in class names:
Both of these will be added to the element correctly.
However, the ones added with the
class:
directive won't get properly scoped. Given:The first selector will be scoped and included, while the second will be dropped with an
Unused CSS selector
warning.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: