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If you didn't edit your issue last night, I would have said you that IE8 seems to support the syntax filter: alpha(opacity=XX); 😉.
IMHO, this fallback should alert users when they use the property in the wrong way. According to this interesting answer, IE8 doesn't render opacity on pseudo-elements: Why does a filter gradient on a pseudo element not work in IE8?.
That could be interesting to throw an error in the case where this use is found.
I don't really know if the we have to inform users about pseudo-elements/IE8 issue, I mean, not the fallback by itself... Maybe this could be a linter job?
Add a fallback
opacity
for IE.This
has to be converted like so:
https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Web/CSS/opacity
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