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Currently, unindented CSS does not violate any rules. This is inconsistent with other rules that require code in the <script> and <template> blocks start a 1 level of indentation. Worse, it allows for inconsistent indentation within the block, allowing things like:
CSS should be indented starting at 1 indentation, and increase by 1 indentation every increase in depth. It should be consistent through out the <style> block.
What it currently does
Currently, unindented CSS does not violate any rules. This is inconsistent with other rules that require code in the
<script>
and<template>
blocks start a 1 level of indentation. Worse, it allows for inconsistent indentation within the block, allowing things like:and when
--fix
is run, "corrects" to:What it should do
CSS should be indented starting at 1 indentation, and increase by 1 indentation every increase in depth. It should be consistent through out the
<style>
block.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: