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 @andreu seems to me like the old one should be completely ignored if the new one is present (regardless of order of appearance) i believe that's how it works for standard scrollbar styling vs the older -webkit prefixed selectors; i use this example because it's closer to line-clamp than other prefixed properties in terms of behavioral difference 2 comments
@andreu yeah, maybe not the best example. i don't think it's useful to compare with simpler prefixed properties though; i assume the new line-clamp will be significantly different from the old one. another point of comparison could be logical properties, which cascade separately from physical properties, and the final resolution depends on a (re)cascade between the two. but this one is also maybe not a fair comparison, because logical:physical is almost 1:1. i guess line-clamp is kind of unique |
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@mayank Huh, that is an interesting precedent that I didn't know about! But it's also a very different thing, because legacy selectors work very differently from the standard version.