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No newline after @import
See original GitHub issueNo matter what I try, CSS always ends up like this:
@import url('bla bla bla...');
body {
...
}
But that does not look beautiful. Why? Because the @import is all squished up against the body selector, there’s no whitespace.
There is no option to fix this.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:10 (4 by maintainers)
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@bitwiseman yes? That’s basic CSS…
The code I typed in my issue is not the actual CSS, I typed it in the textbox in 10 seconds without a second thought.
Ty~