Use Level 3 rgba() color notation instead of Level 4
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The rest of this file uses CSS Color Level 3 `rgba()` functional notation, but this one instance uses Level 4 notation. This causes an error in some preprocessors (I noticed it in my Jekyll Sass preprocessor). Might be better to go with the more common notation until Level 4 is better supported.
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sure 👍 |
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I'm also seeing this issue. Confirmed that the fix from @alimony works, but it looks like it hasn't made it into the release branches yet. Would it be possible to update @orestbida? |
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oh, my bad! It was very likely overwritten with a PR from a feature branch not up to date with the master branch. Will release a minor revision soon. |
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The rest of this file uses CSS Color Level 3
rgba()functional notation, but this one instance uses Level 4 notation. This causes an error in some preprocessors (I noticed it in my Jekyll Sass preprocessor). Might be better to go with the more common notation until Level 4 is better supported.