> Dropping @viewport inside stylesheets based on the owner element's media attribute would be weird. Weird but nonetheless viable or weird period? However, I guess this thread does not deserve to be sustained any longer. I guess 100% of situations can be solved by simply avoiding @viewport inside media query blocks. As a final note, if the CSS parser copied the content of the stylesheet inside a "virtual" media query block having the same condition of the media attribute, it would be perfectly fine to state that in those cases,@viewport is simply not considered. The way it works now, by putting @viewport in an inline/linked stylesheet whose owner element has a media attribute forces the condition to be re-evaluated (opposite to what happens with @media rule inside a stylesheet), am I correct?Received on Friday, 10 April 2015 15:17:34 UTC
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