Allow the thin and thick CSS keywords #168
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They're used as values for the border-width property, which can be specified via the currently-allowed border shorthand property. See https://www.w3.org/TR/css-backgrounds-3/#typedef-line-width.
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Sorry for the slow response on this! I've merged it and it will be in v2.3.0. Thank you! |
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v2.3.0 has been released. |
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They're used as values for the
border-widthproperty, which can be specified via the currently-allowedbordershorthand property. (mediumcan also be used as aborder-widthvalue and is already allowed.)See the
<line-width>type definition in the Backgrounds and Borders module of the CSS spec.