Pseudo-classes formatted incorrectly and inconsistently with @page

[dylanmensaert]

Pseudo-classes are being formatted incorrectly and inconsistently with @page:

@page :first -> @page:first -> @page: first

This is a problem since the last format is invalid css.
Is there a temporary fix where I can disable formatting of pseudo-classes?

[bitwiseman]

What version are you using? What command are your running? What language are your writing?
Please give an full example. Not a one-line snippet, but a valid statement that could be handed to the beautifier and the resulting output and the output you'd expect to see.

[dylanmensaert]

As I stated in my comment, it's css.

Original issue:
victorporof/Sublime-HTMLPrettify#207

I am using the packages latest version.
Since the package I use is installed as a direct plugin into Sublime, I have limited knowledge of this library and it's uses.
Is there any other kind of information I can provide you with?

[bitwiseman]

You're using the html-beautifier, so

<!-- Input, expected not to change-->
<style>
  @page :first {}
</style>

<!-- Output on first run -->
<style>
  @page: first {}
</style>

<!-- Output on second run -->
<style>
  @page:first {}
</style>

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@page

[rherring]

I'm having the same issue. What did you do to get it fixed?

[dylanmensaert]

@rherring

If you are using the sublime plugin, you will have to wait until @victorporof releases a version that contains the fix @bitwiseman provided.

Until then, I believe there is no solution for it.
As a workaround, I format all my pseudo classes to @page :first every time before saving.

[bitwiseman]

I'll release a new version in the next week or so. If you know where the plugin is on your drive you might be able to overwrite the files with the current HEAD of master.

[victorporof]

@dylanmensaert Let me know as soon as the @bitwiseman's fix reaches stable. I'll update the sublime plugin then.

[dylanmensaert]

Thanks a lot guys!