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(the idea being only the first line is applied if the second is not supported)
The issue is the complied output strips the first occurrence of background.
<divclass="header" style="background: radial-gradient(...);">
This styling works if I hard-code the style into compiled output. so wondering if there's a way to prevent the compiler from throwing out the first style:
<divclass="header" style="background: #007aff; background: radial-gradient(...);">
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Hello,
I'm trying to implement a CSS fallback for a workaround in older browsers. Basically I have the following css:
(the idea being only the first line is applied if the second is not supported)
The issue is the complied output strips the first occurrence of
background
.This styling works if I hard-code the style into compiled output. so wondering if there's a way to prevent the compiler from throwing out the first style:
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