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CascadingStyleSheet.getAllStyleRules() does not return rules from @media
See original GitHub issueHow can I loop through all the style rules including those from @media ?
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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I extracted a common base class that does the handling for the top level rules in a type-safe way. This should resolve the issue also for the future. Thanks again for your input.
I personally don’t need it, but it may be useful for someone to add getAllStyleRules() to CSSMediaRule. Anyway I just found out, that I need to use CascadingStyleSheet.getAllRules() and filter them manually for my application. Many thanks for support.