+ [2017-04-27T13:01:35Z] jekyllrb Title: minima/minima.scss at master · jekyll/minima · GitHub (at github.com)
+ [2017-04-27T13:12:38Z] mcnesium okay, but this is no regular sass behavior, right?
+ [2017-04-27T13:19:30Z] ward ofc it is http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#variable_defaults_
+ [2017-04-27T13:19:31Z] jekyllrb Title: File: SASS_REFERENCE — Sass Documentation (at sass-lang.com)
+ [2017-04-27T13:23:55Z] mcnesium I see, the !default flag is the key. thank you for pointing me there :)

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Posted by mcnesium in #jekyll at 2017-04-27T11:39:16Z

but how is that possible? now I set $brand-color in main.scss and afterwards @import "minima" which in my understanding means that minima's $brand-color declaration would come afterwards as well. how does it still take my color?
+ [2017-04-29T19:26:42Z] balliotel hey, is there any way I can stop: {% for img in row %}
+ [2017-04-29T19:26:43Z] balliotel <a href="{{site.baseurl}}{{img.url}}">
+ [2017-04-29T19:26:45Z] balliotel <img src="{{ site.baseurl }}images{{ img.url }}" alt="{{ img.alt }}"> </a>
+ [2017-04-29T19:26:46Z] balliotel From generating n extra / at the end of the <img> tag?
+ [2017-04-29T19:26:48Z] balliotel it's driving me crazay