Warn when string after ! is anything other than "important"

[jameswilson]

Similar to issue #21. Would be nice to see support for this IE<=7 hack:

.selector { property: value !ie; }

Where !ie acts as an !important and the string after ! can be anything.

Currently it causes a parse error.

ERROR: Expected RBRACE at line X, col Y. This rule looks for recoverable syntax errors. (errors) Browsers: All

Similarly, sass uses !default so it would be nice to kind of detect for that, instead of blowing up.

[stubbornella]

Why not use the * property hack?

.selector { *property: value; }

On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 9:11 AM, James Wilson [email protected]
wrote:

Similar to issue #21. Would be nice to see support for this IE<=7 hack:

.selector { property: value !ie; }

Where !ie acts as an !important and the string after ! can be anything.
Currently it causes a parse error.

ERROR: Expected RBRACE at line X, col Y. This rule looks for recoverable syntax errors. (errors) Browsers: All

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[jameswilson]

You're right that is a valid workaround AND it doesn't throw any parsing errors! But certainly seeing selector { property: value !ie7andbelow; } is clearer than the star hack, particularly on aging projects.