Add support for @font-face, which should not be considered a selector #75
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This change parses `@font-face` rules as an at-rule, instead of treating them as a standard rule with `@font-face` being the selector.
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This change stringifies `@font-face` at-rules, instead of treating them as a standard rule with `@font-face` being the selector. Relates reworkcss/css-parse#75
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gah don't like special-casing every single |
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many of them have completely different semantics, we'd have to at least hard-code which atrule map to what type of body etc, I'd be fine with that but it's not hard either way |
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Add support for @font-face, which should not be considered a selector
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Thanks for merging this! |
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This change parses
@font-facerules as an at-rule, instead of treating them as a standard rule with@font-facebeing the selector.