I would normally reference CSS variables with var(--var-name)
, but I accidentally just typed --var-name
into a style prop value, and it worked... have I been unnecessarily wrapping in var()
this whole time?? Without the wrapper function, I no longer get a warning too
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I don't want to say it, but...yes, you have
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Well then... off I go to remove 10%* of the words in my project
*may be an exaggeration for dramatic effect
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I found out why I used var(...)
. You need to use this within Perspective Styles You can't just use the variable name there. I'd like to know the technical reason why for understanding
for css you need the var(), so i guess perspective must have a function that converts this in the designer. when it sees the "--"
imho you should still use var(), even with the warning
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