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I love the tool's ability to accept pasted in CSS custom properties and Sass variables and to display them in the table output; the string: color format can be used for including names for colors even if those names aren't used as variables.
I've found if the string to the left of the colon matches a CSS color keyword (white, black, crimson, chocolate, etc.) it is not in the table output or in the URL. It would be better if the color name was preserved.
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Thats a good point. I currently check to see if any of the values are colors (and assign it to the color output). If the variable name is a keyword, it'll match. I'll see if I can find a work around.
I love the tool's ability to accept pasted in CSS custom properties and Sass variables and to display them in the table output; the
string: color
format can be used for including names for colors even if those names aren't used as variables.I've found if the string to the left of the colon matches a CSS color keyword (white, black, crimson, chocolate, etc.) it is not in the table output or in the URL. It would be better if the color name was preserved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: