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Describe the bug When using the dvh property in LESS, after compiling to CSS it inserts a space between the number and the unit causing invalid CSS.
To Reproduce With the follow LESS:
.test-class { max-height: 70dvh; overflow-y: hidden; }
Compiles to this CSS which is invalid:
.test-class { max-height: 70 dvh; overflow-y: hidden; }
Web browsers do not like the space between '70' and 'dvh'.
A workaround is to use an escape value such as:
.test-class { max-height: ~"70dvh"; overflow-y: hidden; }
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
this should be a straightforward fix, i bet dvh isnt a recognised unit
PRs welcome
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Describe the bug
When using the dvh property in LESS, after compiling to CSS it inserts a space between the number and the unit causing invalid CSS.
To Reproduce
With the follow LESS:
Compiles to this CSS which is invalid:
Web browsers do not like the space between '70' and 'dvh'.
A workaround is to use an escape value such as:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: