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Originally Posted by graycyn
The W3C CSS validator did, however, consider that both adobe-hyphenate and hyphens properties were ERRORS for CSS 2 and CSS 2.1.
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Then I'm sorry but the W3C CSS validator is wrong (for our purpose at least). As said before, the CSS spec says that unknown properties should simply be ignored. There should be an option to treat non-existing properties as warnings.
A different thing would be, for instance, if you had "visibility: none". "visibility" is a known property, but "none" is not an allowed value for it, so that's clearly an error.