- Issue created by @dzinkevich
When creating content, we have some styles that can be applied to links that shouldn't both be applied: the most obvious example 'a.arrow-left', 'a.arrow-up', and 'a.arrow-right', which place an arrow to the left, above, or right of the link. Currently, editors can choose multiples of these.
Create two arbitrary styles in the format config, and pretend that they shouldn't both be applied to the same element. There is no way to indicate this to the format.
I tried adding `a.arrow-right:not(.arrow-left)` as the class hoping that it would work as an additional selector, but saw the error: "Line 3 does not contain a valid value. Enter a valid CSS selector containing one or more classes, followed by a pipe symbol and a label."
I think this is probably the simplest way to handle this kind of edge case, but the validator rejects it so I'm not sure if it would even work.
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