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@moaali Looks good! `@` represents CSS at-rules in Master CSS syntax, writing `container:sidebar/size` directly should avoid confusion.
@ceopaludetto This is expected. In Master CSS, we deliberately map certain CSS properties ambiguously to a shared variable namespace in order to simplify the markup. https://github.com/master-co/css/blob/rc/packages/core/src/config/rules.ts#L192-L199 Therefore, if a collision...
> I was able to achieve what I want by creating a new rule: > > rules: { > typography: { > subkey: "typ", > declare(value) { > if (!this.css.variables.has(`font-size-${value}`))...
@takamoso Confirmed it was a bug. We have to normalize `font:clamp(1.5rem,2vw+1rem,2.25rem)` into a valid format `font:clamp(1.5rem,2vw + 1rem,2.25rem)` for CSS. Will fix it later, thanks.
@Carnagion We’ve added a new guide for CLI-only extraction. https://rc.css.master.co/guide/installation/cli Additionally, we recently released full integration with Vite — highly recommended for use: ```ts import { defineConfig } from 'vite'...
@ceopeo It's in memory.
@ceopeo https://rc.css.master.co/guide You can determine whether Master CSS technology is used by whether the page contains `style#master`.
It's now in `globalThis.cssRuntime`. Or you can check if the page is using any Master CSS rendering mode by using `document.querySelector('style#master')`.
It works for me: ```ts loader.config({ paths: { vs: window.location.origin + '/monaco-editor/vs' } }) ```