I want to use something like that. there are some css rules i'd just
rather not have because they're so big... i'm having a general one
called layout.sass and a common.sass with other more common.sass with
non-layout rules. and then i want to have one or other very particular
rules, not to be used that often.
That's why the import is such a great idea. What would be even better
is have the definitions i want initiated on boot, for instance. That
way I wouldn't have to care about adding the import directive into
every single sass file. BTW, is there such a procedure? For instance,
the hsl() function is there and we don't need to import it, get the
idea?
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