@footnote::before and other broken at-rules not discarded #2215
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Hi!
Here’s a simple example that will help.
(Let’s keep this issue open to track this bug.) You can get what you want by removing the width and using a border gradient: border-image: linear-gradient(to right, black 20%, transparent 20%) 1; |
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There are many cases where we silently ignore errors or even accept them: <style>
@import::before 'test.css';
@page {
@top-left-corner super {
background: yellow;
content: "a";
}
@unknown {
}
@footnote::before {
content: "wow";
}
}
</style>
<body>
abc
</body>If anyone wants to learn WeasyPrint internals, that’s a pretty good starting point, I can help! |
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Some cases are handled by f992fd5. |
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The spec mentions the "footnote rule", but doesn't actually specify how to create it.
I tried to create a 20% wide rule with @footnote::before:
but the "::before" seems to be stripped and the rule applied to the entire area instead:
Is it reasonable to expect "::before" to apply to the footnote area?
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