Re: Proposal: version at-rule

> #myDiv {
>   width: 100px;
>   padding: 20px;
> 
>   if( calculated-width != 100px )
>     width: 80px;
> }
> a browser with no support for the if statement skips it and just does
> sets the second width.

No, a browser with no support for the if statement skips it and everything up
to the next ';' or '}' char (balancing parens and quotes, etc), if I read the
CSS parsing rules correctly.  So it would completely ignore the whole if body.

On the other hand, what does "calculated-width" mean?  What if the user
stylesheet has "padding: 0 !important"?

Boris
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