Add links for media query terms in CSSOM #2556
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Also remove a bunch of ignored terms, as either these are no longer present or they since resolve properly.
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Looks great, thank you!
FWIW you can use <a>Media queries</a> instead of [=Media queries=], which feels a bit nicer to edit IMO.
It doesn't matter much though, feel free to submit a followup if you want, or not, either is fine :)
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@emilio I can submit a follow-up, I just wasn't sure what was preferred. :) |
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Also remove a bunch of ignored terms, as either these are no longer present or they since resolve properly.