Production CSS Architecture Test
Real-world @import + cross-origin stylesheet simulation
This test perfectly replicates the production website architecture where
main.css uses @import rules to load component-specific
stylesheets, with some cross-origin resources that get blocked by browser security.
Complex Element: This element has styles from multiple sources:
- 🌍 Cross-origin @imports: Google Fonts loaded via main.css
- 🎨 External CDN: Font Awesome (direct link)
- 📁 Local @imports: hero.css, test-elements.css, buttons.css, layout.css
- 🎯 CSS specificity: Multiple selectors with different priorities
- 💻 Computed fallback: When direct access is blocked
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Secondary Test Element:
- ✅ Tests CSS rule grouping
- ✅ Tests inherited styles detection
- ✅ Tests computed styles priority
- ✅ Tests cross-origin graceful handling
Secondary test target 🎯
🎯 Production Test Results:
- ✅ Inspector opens without Symbol conversion errors
- ✅ CSS panel displays computed styles when @imports are blocked
- ✅ Property names show correctly (color, font-family, font-size, etc.)
- ✅ Property values are accurate and formatted properly
- ✅ Rule headers show proper element selectors
- ✅ Context switching analyzes actual page elements (not inspector UI)
- ✅ Cross-origin handling gracefully falls back to computed styles
- ✅ @import architecture detected and handled appropriately
🔍 Expected Console Output:
🎯 CSS Analysis for: div.test-element
❌ Blocked stylesheet: https://fonts.googleapis.com/...
✅ Found X total rules (with/without direct stylesheet access)