I want to implement a skin support in my Rails app. A typical style
sheet for a skin in my app should look like a list of color variables
(assuming that we're not changing structure or anything else). What I
want to do is to create a shared file called 'shared.scss' in which
i'll use variables, which are defined in a separate files
('skin_a.scss', 'skin_b.scss'). So that to have the following picture:
-- skin_a.scss --
$red: #900;
$blue: #009
-- skin_b.scss --
$red: #F00;
$blue: #00F
-- shared.scss --
@include 'skin_a' /* if statement will here to conditionally load _a
or _b skin */
#header {
color: $red;
background-color: $blue
}
I would expect @include to expand passed style-sheet (skin with
variables in my case) inside shared.scss to see the following picture:
-- shared.scss (after parsing) --
$red: #900;
$blue: #009
#header {
color: $red;
background-color: $blue
}
Or, for instance, imaginative @include could just grab values from the
'skin_a' and put them instead of respective variables inside the file
(shared.scss), to have the following picture:
-- shared.scss (after parsing with _a skin) --
#header {
color: #900;
background-color: #009
}
So is this currently possible? Is it possible to somehow share values
between SCSS files?
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