Workaround to fix semicolon syntax issue with keyframes #140
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Context: Lessc is adding a semicolon at the end of keyframes definition, which is invalid css and causes issues on some devices. This also creates issues if you use anything that parses your css. This adds a noop rule at the end of each keyframes definition, leading to valid css
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@arbylee problem with @-webkit-keyframes too. you fix in @Keyframes... but not in @-webkit-keyframes |
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I'm currently using your fix so my grunt compiles correctly. I suscribed to this thread so I can port my lesshat version when this is merged. Thanks, @arbylee. |
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Thanks arbylee, your fix works perfectly. The extra colon a the top of a css file was causing htc one "not understand" some following css rules! |
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nice one, will it be merged, or will there be another fix? |
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Context: Lessc is adding a semicolon at the end of keyframes definition, which is
invalid css and causes issues on some devices. This also creates issues
if you use anything that parses your css such as grunt-cache-bust.
This adds a noop rule at the end of each keyframes definition, leading
to valid css