=shadow(!h=1px, !v=1px, !b=5px, !c=#999 )
-webkit-box-shadow = !h !v !b !c
-moz-box-shadow = !h !v !b !c
box-shadow = !h !v !b !c
+shadow
Regards,
Brajeshwar
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On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 4:30 PM, BigFisch <[email protected]> wrote:
> Apparently if I throw #333 in color under shadow it'll output under
> the flower-snippet. Why isn't sass recognize -webkit and -moz?
>
> On Feb 22, 2:58 am, BigFisch <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Given the following
>>
>> =shadow(!color = #999)
>> :-moz-box-shadow !color 0px 1px 5px
>> :-webkit-box-shadow !color 0px 1px 5px
>>
>> div.flower-snippet
>> +shadow
>>
>> When checking this in firefox I don't see any:
>> :-moz-box-shadow #999 0px 1px 5px
>>
>> If I copy/paste and manaully set it on flower-snippet it works. Gah,
>> any ideas?
>
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