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When I try to to access the less-source using the chrome-debugger (&sourcemaps) by clicking a selector (.inner) in it´s inspector, it always points me to the topmost less-selector defined (.topmost):
.topmost {
.inner {
...
}
}
There´s a workaround using the &-operator like:
.topmost {
& .inner {
...
}
}
I´ll ask myself if this is a bug or an expected behaviour.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Its a duplicate. Chrome gets all the information but navigates to the
source of the upmost selector. I raised a chrome bug, but can't remember if
they fixed it or we came to the conclusion we needed to workaround.
When I try to to access the less-source using the chrome-debugger (&sourcemaps) by clicking a selector (.inner) in it´s inspector, it always points me to the topmost less-selector defined (.topmost):
There´s a workaround using the &-operator like:
I´ll ask myself if this is a bug or an expected behaviour.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: