Require or disallow an empty line before custom properties.
a {
top: 10px;
/* ← */
--foo: pink; /* ↑ */
} /* ↑ */
/** ↑
* This line */
The fix
option can automatically fix all of the problems reported by this rule. We recommend to enable indentation
rule for better autofixing results with this rule.
string
: "always"|"never"
The following patterns are considered violations:
a {
top: 10px;
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
top: 10px;
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
The following patterns are considered violations:
a {
top: 10px;
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
top: 10px;
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
Reverse the primary option for custom properties that follow a comment.
Shared-line comments do not trigger this option.
For example, with "always"
:
The following patterns are considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
/* comment */
--bar: red;
}
a {
--foo: pink; /* comment */
--bar: red;
}
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
/* comment */
--bar: red;
}
a {
--foo: pink; /* comment */
--bar: red;
}
Reverse the primary option for custom properties that follow another custom property.
Shared-line comments do not affect this option.
For example, with "always"
:
The following patterns are considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
a {
--foo: pink; /* comment */
--bar: red;
}
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
a {
--foo: pink; /* comment */
--bar: red;
}
Reverse the primary option for custom properties that are nested and the first child of their parent node.
For example, with "always"
:
The following patterns are considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
Ignore custom properties that follow a comment.
For example, with "always"
:
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
/* comment */
--foo: pink;
}
Ignore custom properties that are nested and the first child of their parent node.
For example, with "always"
:
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a {
--foo: pink;
--bar: red;
}
Ignore custom properties that are inside single-line blocks.
For example, with "always"
:
The following patterns are not considered violations:
a { --foo: pink; --bar: red; }