CSS scroll state container queries #4311
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* Add support for CSS container query scroll-state.
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@puckowski What's the state of this? Where you going to refactor it? |
* Fixes issue with scroll-state function not being detected by regex.
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Thank you for the ping. Pulled latest master to avoid CI issues and applied fixes (no more space between |
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What:
Add Less.js support for container queries to style descendants of containers based on their scroll state.
Why:
Container query scroll state support is available in Chrome 133 (https://developer.chrome.com/blog/chrome-133-beta). Getting ahead of broader support. Without this PR the Less.js output of scroll-state is incorrect.
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