Allow var() in content property
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Could you just prepare a simple jsfiddle or something that would showcase how exactly you are using this with plain CSS? |
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@Andarist Sure thing. Here's a CodePen: https://codepen.io/artmllr/pen/zYpErqJ |
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What: The
var()css function is now allowed in the content property.Why: It is valid (and sometimes very useful!) to use CSS variables in the content property. Currently, Emotion throws and error (in development) when
varis encountered, making its use impossible.How:
varhas been added tocontentValuePatternregex.Checklist: