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I put my height to be:
calc(100% - var(--top-header-height))
But it goes through the function getStringSize where it adds "px" at the end.
In fact var(--top-header-height) is 50px which means that I wanted:
height: calc(100% - 50px)
and not:
height: calc(100% - 50px)px
Therefore the height css attribute is not working.
Moreover it can be in the future that I want:
height: var(--top-header-height)
and I don't want neither 'px' at the end since this variable already contains px.
Can you fix this issue?
Thank you!
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I have the same issue. It should be fixed, if first it will be checked, if the input n is a number, then ${n}px should be returned and line 186 should be replaced to return n, so all other conditions can be removed. I think such safety checks are not necessary.
Hi,
I put my height to be:
calc(100% - var(--top-header-height))
But it goes through the function getStringSize where it adds "px" at the end.
In fact var(--top-header-height) is 50px which means that I wanted:
height: calc(100% - 50px)
and not:
height: calc(100% - 50px)px
Therefore the height css attribute is not working.
Moreover it can be in the future that I want:
height: var(--top-header-height)
and I don't want neither 'px' at the end since this variable already contains px.
Can you fix this issue?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: