Hail Haml/Sass users,
Sass is becoming more and more powerful with each feature, it's
already way ahead from plain css and enables much more in the DRY
department. I have yet another suggestion for you to consider.
* Minimizing css blocks
It is quite common to see the same element described with more than
one block in css, for example one big list of font-descriptions for
all the elements, and another for layout (things like margins,
padding, etc). Currently Sass just outputs the blocks as-is and
creates a css file that has the same blocks in the same order.
What if you could still write separate blocks for different logical
items (typography/layout/etc..) but get a merged block in css?
Example:
body
:font-family Arial
h1
:font-family Helvetica
body
:background blue
:color yellow
h4
:color white
body
:margin 0 auto
#content
:margin 0 auto
Then when merged, there will be just one block for "body" in the css
body {
font-family: Arial;
background: blue;
color: yellow;
margin: 0 auto;
}
Naturally something like this should not be turned on by default.
And I'd also love to hear if you think it's a complete waste of time
and obsolete even before starting to implement this ...
Thoughts?
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