A warning when a css resource could not be downloaded & apply styles only to elements within (and itself) the body #395
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February 2, 2024 15:15
…ied to the html element, head element and elements in the head like script, link etc. To avoid this behaviour only the elements from the body (and itself) are selected to be matched.
…eption when a resource could not be downloaded.
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Let GetCssBlocks add a warning to the list instead of throwing an exception when a resource could not be downloaded.
With an All (*) selector in the stylesheet, the css rule is also applied to the html element, head element and elements in the head like script, link etc. To avoid this behaviour only the elements from the body (and itself) are selected to be matched.
Maybe there is another way not to match the all selector to the elements above the body, but this was a quick fix for us.