SASS what does this problem mean?

IchfragMich195ByIchfragMich195

Don't understand what the problem is?

The problem is in the CSS document, working on a SASS document.

Unfortunately, when I write a command in the SASS domain, it doesn't appear in the CSS document and therefore doesn't execute. How can I fix this?

And my second problem is this error message: Is the image related to these codes

 -webkit-appearance: button; /* Problem CSS Dokument */ -webkit-appearance: listbox; -webkit-appearance: none; -webkit-appearance: none;
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Ireeb
Ireeb
1 year ago

Some properties must be defined for specific browsers.

The property is actually called “appearance”.

-webkit-appearance is the definition especially for webkit browsers like Chrome. The prefix/prefixing is called. Also made by compilers automatically.

So try to define (or only, usually enough) appearance instead of -webkit-appearance.

And in addition: Is this just an example, or why do you define the same property 4 times? In this example, only the bottom one would grab.

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IchfragMich195
1 year ago
Reply to  Ireeb

Is a source from Bootstrap, which is also prefabricated on the website, thank you

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