How Can I Effectively Debug CSS `calc()` Values?
CSS Calc() Value Debugging
Problem: Debugging complex CSS calc() formulas can be challenging.
How to Validate/Highlight Formula Errors:
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Ensure that your formula adheres to the following rules:
- No addition/subtraction of different types (e.g., px and s).
- For multiplication, one side must be a number.
- For division, the right side must be a nonzero number.
- White space is required on both sides of and - operators.
How to Debug Calculated Value:
- You cannot directly access the "final" computed value because it varies depending on the property.
- Use JavaScript to get the computed value of specific properties:
var elem = document.querySelector(".box"); var prop = window.getComputedStyle(elem, null).getPropertyValue("--variable"); var height = window.getComputedStyle(elem, null).getPropertyValue("height"); console.log(prop); console.log(height);
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