Add support in FF for double line-through #758
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Ship this please! |
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Oh, please add a changelog entry as well. |
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It already has one :-) |
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So much for 😎 inside buildings ;) |
Follows CSS3 standards. Unfortunately, only FF implements this so far.
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Meh. Stupid me. 🚢 |
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Add support in FF for double line-through
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Follows CSS3 standards. Unfortunately, only FF implements this so far.
Unfortunately, no layout tests are possible as getComputedStyle only returns style information it understands, which differs from browser to browser. It is possible to write a layouttest that passes in FF, or one that passes in Chrome (not that I can check anything in Chrome), but not one that passes in both.