So this is considered a 'feature', not a bug? Is there a way to
disable/fix this? Because I want some rules (especially all the ones
in that file, as they are browser resets) to not have any parent, but
I don't want to uglify my resulting CSS to do so...
On Jul 22, 7:48 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The formatting convention for compact-mode is to add an extra linebreak
> in between each set of rules that don't share a root rule. In the first
> example, "ol, ul" and "caption, th" don't share a root, so they have a
> linebreak. In the second example, they do, so the linebreak isn't present.
>
> - Nathan
>
> elliottcable wrote:
> > In rendering (with mode set to compact) this SASS source...
> > <pre>ol, ul
> > list-style: none
>
> > caption, th
> > text-align: left</pre>
> > ... I get this output:
> > <pre>ol, ul { list-style: none; }
>
> > caption, th { text-align: left; }
> > </pre>
>
> > Compare to this source...
> > <pre>html
> > ol, ul
> > list-style: none
>
> > caption, th
> > text-align: left</pre>
> > ..and output:
> > <pre>html ol, html ul { list-style: none; }
> > html caption, html th { text-align: left; }</pre>
>
> > Notice the whitespace - there seems to be, for some odd reason, a
> > random (and unwanted) linebreak inserted between items defined at the
> > root level (as in, not under another selector or whatnot). Is this a
> > bug, or a 'feature' that I need to turn off?
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