Since Sass is a CSS3 superset, @import "foo.css" must work as it does in CSS
Nathan,
we're agree that @import "foo.css" should work as it does in CSS, there is
no contradiction with my proposal. Proposal is just and only about extending
of @import "foo". This command is SASS-specific, so it wouldn't ruin the
consistency if you allow one more extension besides .sass and .scss to be
processed. Again to sum up:
@import "foo.css" will work as it does in CSS
@import "foo" will include contents of foo.(sass|scss|css)
Variables tend to do nearly as good a job of reducing the repetition in
every case we've seen.
And here I speak of the feature extensively used via LESS previously, not
dreamy one.Think of properties as already defined variables. In this way
you're not pushed to define variable every time. Especially in minor cases
when something should be repeated no less than twice or thrice. Let's
compare.
$body_lineheight: 1.5;
$paragraph_color: #999;
body { line-height: $body_lineheight; color: #111; ... }
p { line-height: $body_lineheight; color: $paragraph_color; ... }
li { color: $paragraph_color; ... }
body { line-height: 1.5; color: #111; ... }
p [ line-height: body['line-height']; color: #999; ... ]
li { color: ['p']; ... }
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