Possible references to domain-specific selector names in applyNamespacing

[jonknowles]

In css.js, there appears to be logic for special behavior for selectors such as '.form-all', '#stage', and '.supernova'. Am I right in assuming that these are specific to the use case that this tool was first developed for and are not related to general CSS rules?

The section with these selector names is here:

css.js/css.js

Lines 568 to 582 in f970443

	if(obj.selector.indexOf('@font-face') > -1 || obj.selector.indexOf('keyframes') > -1 || obj.selector.indexOf('@import') > -1 || obj.selector.indexOf('.form-all') > -1 || obj.selector.indexOf('#stage') > -1){
	continue;
	}
	if (obj.type !== 'media') {
	var selector = obj.selector.split(',');
	var newSelector = [];
	for (var j = 0; j < selector.length; j++) {
	if (selector[j].indexOf('.supernova') === -1) { //do not apply namespacing to selectors including supernova
	newSelector.push(namespaceClass + ' ' + selector[j]);
	} else {
	newSelector.push(selector[j]);
	}
	}
	obj.selector = newSelector.join(',');

[kemaldaggen]

@jonknowles Yes you are correct. Those are forgotten and should be removed since this is an open source and kind of general purpose css parser.