Clientside less.js is for testing purposes (I would'nt use it in production as it requires uses to enable js to get styled pages)
less.js takes the less source and creates a style element with the css within (nodejs puts this output to a file) you could use firebug (other such inspector) and copy the output of style tag and put that in a file if you use the less.js clientside I had troubles getting it to work and read a comment in issues stating that 1.1.6 version of less.js worked with bootstrap - I was unable to prcess bootstrap.less with the versions I used but could process a test file (i did not pin down why and it may be something I missed) also I saw this mentioned yesterday (its available for every platform) and it looks cool http://wearekiss.com/simpless and also lessphp is a option too the current master works fine with bootstrap (it has for a while) - S On 9 February 2012 23:16, Anand Anjaria <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am totally a newbie and want to use LESS on my website. > > I understand from the website I have to include bootstrap.less first and > then less.js in HEAD section. > > But do I have to include other less files as well along with > bootstrap.less in the head section (for eg. variables.less)? > > or i have to save other less files also in the same folder so that when > bootstrap.less is getting compiled, it'll refer other dependent less files? > > -- > Anand Anjaria > Sent with Sparrow <http://www.sparrowmailapp.com/?sig> > >
