Background:
The project I'm working on involves many stylesheets which are slight
variations from each other. For example, only the colours change, or
the background image, etc.
How I've implemented this:
I have a file which is just a list of variable declarations
constants.sass:
!forum_font = "Times New Roman"
!forum_font_size = 15px
!link_colour = #00f
Then I've got a file that uses these variables for the stylesheet
forum_base.sass:
#forum
:font
:family = !forum_font
:size = !forum_font_size
And finally, I execute them through a third file, that allows any
particular variable to be overwritten:
special_forum.sass:
@import constants.sass
!forum_font = "Arial"
!forum_font_size = 25px
@import forum_base.sass
Right now this works great. The variables are declared in constants,
overwritten in the special_forum, and then rendered out in a standard
format using forum_base. Variables that are unchanged (link_colour)
stay as defaults.
My question is: is doing this okay? I am making some assumptions
about how Sass works with variables and overwriting them in the order
they're found that seems to work, but will this ever change in the
future? I don't want all of my code to suddenly break!
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