Match any css selector #148
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I just had proposed a change some minutes ago but i forgot to add the option when reading the selectors, so i f you had in the html the class "example1" it would only match "example". I just fixed it so it is possible to delete unused selectors with names that include more than just letters, like "example1", "example_2", "example-1"... and any other possibility including of course "example". See issue: #147
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Anywhere near a merge on this or am I missing something still a year later now? |
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I just had proposed a change some minutes ago but i forgot to add the option when reading the selectors, so i f you had in the html the class "example1" it would only match "example". I just fixed it so it is possible to delete unused selectors with names that include more than just letters, like "example1", "example_2", "example-1"... and any other possibility including of course "example".
See issue:
#147