On Jul 15, 2008, at 12:28 PM, Tim Gossett wrote:
That said, I think I like Sass much more than both Haml and regular
CSS (I
still haven't used it enough to have a firm conclusion). It's much
simpler
than Haml and doesn't have to handle things like running ruby in
the middle
of your templ
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 12:43 AM, Chris Parrish <
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> Jim Gay wrote:
>
>> I haven't yet looked at it. I haven't used Sass much. I like some of the
>> features that it adds, but it removes some control and I'm not ready to
>> tackle it yet since I've run into trouble with Ha
Hmm, on re-reading my last answer, I don't like to be so can't-do. So
here's a solution for you...
As I mentioned, your needs involve two "static" tags. (If used in a
stylesheet, the only way they'd change the stylesheet's output would be
to edit them in that stylesheet. In other words, the
On Jul 15, 2008, at 12:56 AM, Chris Parrish wrote:
Ok, item #1. Unfortunately, this is hairier than you'd think:
1. Pages have an entirely different context than stylesheets and
their tags don't exactly snap in (what exactly is the parent of a
stylesheet? the slug?) Basically, I'd h
Ok, item #1. Unfortunately, this is hairier than you'd think:
1. Pages have an entirely different context than stylesheets and
their tags don't exactly snap in (what exactly is the parent of a
stylesheet? the slug?) Basically, I'd have to rebuild these tags
for stylesheet/javas
Jim Gay wrote:
I haven't yet looked at it. I haven't used Sass much. I like some of
the features that it adds, but it removes some control and I'm not
ready to tackle it yet since I've run into trouble with Haml and the
Help extension (it has some lines that are completely ignored by
Haml... b
On Jul 15, 2008, at 12:17 AM, Chris Parrish wrote:
You can solve item #2 using and multiple stylesheet
files. Just like you can use the to reference
multiple libraries and create a one-script-to-rule-them-all master
to just serve up one library file, you can also incorporate many
styl
You can solve item #2 using and multiple stylesheet
files. Just like you can use the to reference multiple
libraries and create a one-script-to-rule-them-all master to just serve
up one library file, you can also incorporate many stylesheets into one
master.
So you could create:
main.css
I was working to move my page based stylesheets into the
styles_n_scripts extension when I ran into a problem.
I'd love to see 2 features of doing stylesheets in pages:
1) support for radius tags from pages
2) page parts (or something like it)
I have one client that is managing the design of t
