Invalid property valueInvalid Property Value
The value assigned to a CSS property is not valid for that property.
Undefined CSS variableA CSS custom property (variable) is referenced but not defined.
The var() function references a custom property (--my-var) that is not defined in the current scope or any ancestor. Custom properties follow CSS inheritance and scoping rules.
Define the custom property on :root or the appropriate ancestor element. Use a fallback value: var(--my-var, fallback). Check for typos in the custom property name.
div { color: var(--undefined-var); }Invalid property valueThe value assigned to a CSS property is not valid for that property.
Shorthand property overrideA CSS shorthand property resets values previously set by longhand properties.
Unrecognized at-ruleThe CSS parser does not recognize the @-rule.
Invalid grid templateThe grid-template-columns or grid-template-rows value has invalid syntax.
Unexpected tokenThe CSS parser encountered an unexpected character or token.
Duplicate selectorThe same selector appears multiple times in the stylesheet.