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parser fails on inline @media blocks #12
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I can confirm this :/ , simple work around by splitting it up. |
I can confirm this too. It sucks a bit ¬_¬ But well… working around that now with splitting stuff up. |
Yep this sucks big time, has any body found a workaround? |
I have a @media query like this - @media (min-height: 768px) { It fails with following error -
What is the workaround this ? When we can expect a fix ? |
It'd be great if someone would fix this :) It's blocking me from using spritemapper |
Fix please 👎 |
The parser fails on
with the following error
RuntimeError: invalid transition from <CSSParseState handler=<bound method CSSParser._handle_declaration of <spritecss.css.parser.CSSParser object at 0xaf86d10>>, prev=None, counter=3, tokens=<generator object _css_tokenizer_lineno at 0xaf79aa0>, token=Token('block_begin', '{', line_no=2, col_no=16), selector='', declaration='#block .link ', at_rule='', comment='', whitespace=''>
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