Opened 21 months ago
Last modified 21 months ago
#6003 new defect (bug)
W3C CSS syntax for pseudo element in meta
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Component: | buddypress.org | Keywords: | has-patch commit |
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Description
I have checking in meta sites, and moving in buddypress.org in that bb-base theme has found a pseudo element structure in style.css file.
on their for pseudo element like :after and :before single-colon syntax was used but this type of syntax was used in CSS1 and CSS2.
In latest CSS3 level we used double colon notation for pseudo element (::after and ::before).
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21 months ago
- Keywords commit added
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This isn't the only case where single-colons are used, https://css-tricks.com/to-double-colon-or-not-do-double-colon/ is a good article about it - put simply, it doesn't matter if it's single or double really.
Since the work is done, no harm in committing it though.
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added patch for this ticket where i modify css