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| faq [2018/02/03 01:08] – [Error Handling in Selectors, aka Breaking Pages by Making Them Work] florian | faq [2018/02/06 23:22] – [Selectors that Depend on Layout] florian | ||
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| then we can never add another selector that would depend on other properties ever. | then we can never add another selector that would depend on other properties ever. | ||
| Which one goes first? | Which one goes first? | ||
| + | Something that we can only do once, ever, | ||
| + | and that will affect our ability to evolve CSS in the future, | ||
| + | is probably a bad idea for the language. | ||
| Yet another way you could try to remediate all this | Yet another way you could try to remediate all this | ||
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| it is to browse the web as it exists, | it is to browse the web as it exists, | ||
| not as we would like it to be. | not as we would like it to be. | ||
| - | Whether authors correctly used well designed features, | + | Whether authors correctly used well-designed features, |
| - | correctly used poorly designed features, | + | correctly used poorly-designed features, |
| used features in creative or weird ways, | used features in creative or weird ways, | ||
| or even accidentally depended on some bizarre behavior, | or even accidentally depended on some bizarre behavior, | ||