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@Media enclosed css #41
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I'd be happy to take a pull request for this. |
Does this mean ExCSS isn't being able to deal with @media queries at all? |
The engine may need to be updated to understand the slight difference in rule set inside a media query. It's something I'd like to add for sure. |
I'm not able to reproduce this - the current unit tests are passing media element parsing |
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Parser is unable to deal with css enclosed within @media element. Example here: http://www.google.com/about/default.css
Google use '@media screen,projection{' to encapsulate all remaining css. This causes EXCSS to throw NotSupportedExceptions from the methods 'AddSeparator' and 'AddTerm' in TermList.cs
Is it possible to make it handle this by telling it to close curley braces before the next element?
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