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I noticed when enabling "Compress CSS output" all calc-statements are broken.
E.g.: width: ~'calc(100% + @{gridSpace})'; becomes width:calc(100%+20px); which - for some reason - is no more a valid value.
At least Chrome and Firefox expect to keep whitespaces between operators and operands, so expected result must be: width:calc(100% + 20px);
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I noticed when enabling "Compress CSS output" all calc-statements are broken.
E.g.:
width: ~'calc(100% + @{gridSpace})';
becomeswidth:calc(100%+20px);
which - for some reason - is no more a valid value.At least Chrome and Firefox expect to keep whitespaces between operators and operands, so expected result must be:
width:calc(100% + 20px);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: