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Describe the bug
The HTML5Validator Action fails when encountering the margin-inline property in CSS. The validator reports that the property "doesn't exist", although it is part of modern CSS specifications.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Set up the Cyb3r-Jak3/html5validator-action in a GitHub Actions workflow.
Use CSS containing the margin-inline property.
Run the workflow.
Observe that the validator reports an error for the margin-inline property.
What is the current bug behavior
The validator does not recognize the margin-inline property and returns an error:
Expected behavior
The margin-inline property should be recognized as valid CSS, as it is part of modern CSS specifications, and the validation should pass without errors.
Screenshots
Additional context
The GitHub Action YAML configuration used:
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Describe the bug
The HTML5Validator Action fails when encountering the
margin-inline
property in CSS. The validator reports that the property "doesn't exist", although it is part of modern CSS specifications.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Cyb3r-Jak3/html5validator-action
in a GitHub Actions workflow.margin-inline
property.margin-inline
property.What is the current bug behavior
The validator does not recognize the
margin-inline
property and returns an error:Expected behavior
The
margin-inline
property should be recognized as valid CSS, as it is part of modern CSS specifications, and the validation should pass without errors.Screenshots
Additional context
The GitHub Action YAML configuration used:
The W3C Validator supports this property without issue, and
margin-inline
is part of the modern CSS Logical Properties.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: