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Whenever a trailing css is encountered by @import statement, the @import statement is included in the rendered css (and that leads to errors).
css
@import
Examples:
@import "some-file-css"; @import "whatevercss";
Expected that a corresponding "some-file-css.less" and "whatevercss.less" files will be imported
"some-file-css.less"
"whatevercss.less"
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yes, its a bit unfortunate.
I know people have used
@import "fileonweb.php#css";
in order to get it to load as a css file, before we had import options.
The work-around is to use
@import (less) "filecss";
I think we should fix it and probably make it see css in url params.
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This is the common example
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans
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Didn't thought about those use-cases Thanks!
Is it intended that @import "some-directory/css" produces a CSS import?
@import "some-directory/css"
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Whenever a trailing
css
is encountered by@import
statement, the@import
statement is included in the rendered css (and that leads to errors).Examples:
Expected that a corresponding
"some-file-css.less"
and"whatevercss.less"
files will be importedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: