Numbers and colors shouldn't be quoted in css. Only strings should be
quoted. This was a bad idiom that I think I introduced early on, and
that Tucker just repaired with the fix for LPP-3356.
Instead of
fontsize: "10"; /* wrong */
do
fontsize: 10; /* correct */
It is giving you a poor suggestion because most of the uses of the
quoted-string idiom were for colors:
bgcolor : "0x000001"; /* bad, shouldn't be quoted */
bgcolor: #000001; /* correct */
However, string values should be quoted:
label : "Silliest Kitty Cat in the Whole World"; /* good */
not
label : Silliest Kitty Cat in the Whole World; /* bad, string should
be quoted */
On Jan 6, 2007, at 12:46 PM, Sarah Allen wrote:
WARNING: Invalid CSS value for «mtext#1| .titletext».fontsize:
`"10"`. Use: `#a00000`.
does this mean I shouldn't be using a string anymore? and it is
just giving me a poor suggestion?
It sure would be nice if it told me what css file had the problem...
Sarah
benjamin shine
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