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@Baptistou Baptistou commented Feb 19, 2024

See issue here and here.
CSS subgrid does not work on nested fieldset elements on Chromium.
Issue reproduced today on Chrome, Edge and Opera latest version.

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Fyrd commented Feb 27, 2024

Hmm, this seems like it's too specific to warrant partial support, maybe should just be added to the bugs list?

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Baptistou commented Feb 27, 2024 •
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Hmm, this seems like it's too specific to warrant partial support, maybe should just be added to the bugs list?

If I compare with :disabled attribute for example, I see that IE has partial support on fieldset --> fieldset-disabled.json.
So we could either modify css-subgrid.json to add partial support on Chromium-based browsers or create a new file fieldset-subgrid.json as above. What do you think?

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