latest 20 messages by albedoa
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[2017-05-05T15:57:51Z]
albedoa
https://gist.github.com/albedoa/be5c9da951377c76c96f9ae940b0decb hello! is there any way to refer to the `path` from a scope? or do i need to be redundant as i'm doing here?
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[2017-04-26T18:37:52Z]
albedoa
thanks preaction !
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[2017-04-26T18:37:50Z]
albedoa
oh duh i didn't scroll down
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[2017-04-26T18:32:26Z]
albedoa
https://github.com/primer/primer-css hello! i'd like to see the code for this. is it only accessible through npm? (and does npm offer online viewing of source files?)
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[2017-04-26T14:54:31Z]
albedoa
allejo thank you
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[2017-04-26T13:53:21Z]
albedoa
i guess could use a buttload of placeholders
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[2017-04-26T13:51:29Z]
albedoa
i gues my question boils down to: is jekyll sass able to extend a selector without importing a file
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[2017-04-26T13:38:33Z]
albedoa
https://gist.github.com/albedoa/c1f5968fe86660c353450ab59392c6e6 i drew out my question. hope it makes sense. thanks!
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[2017-04-26T13:18:43Z]
albedoa
second should say /site2/ heh
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[2017-04-26T13:18:29Z]
albedoa
for instance /site1/css/style.scss extends base.scss and /site1/css/style.scss does the same, each able to extend the original, but the original isn't duplicated in the final _site build
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[2017-04-26T13:17:01Z]
albedoa
hello! i am looking to extend a base.scss file from multiple other .scss files without duplicating the code. is there a Jekyll way to do that?
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[2017-04-25T21:01:50Z]
albedoa
hello! having trouble googling his one: is there an out-of-the-box way of dynamically linking stylesheets in an _include file (header) on a per-page basis? or is the jekyll way to split it into either different heads or different projects?
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[2017-02-16T23:00:23Z]
albedoa
and style.scss would have @import 'theme_style.scss';
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[2017-02-16T23:00:06Z]
albedoa
so your css folder would have _theme_style.scss and style.scss
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[2017-02-16T22:58:59Z]
albedoa
unless i'm missing something
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[2017-02-16T22:58:46Z]
albedoa
then import it into your own scss file
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[2017-02-16T22:58:34Z]
albedoa
change the theme scss to "_style.scss" or whatever with a leading underscore
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[2017-02-16T22:56:24Z]
albedoa
maybe using sass's "import"
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[2017-02-16T22:56:04Z]
albedoa
i don't use themes so i'm not sure
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[2017-02-16T22:55:22Z]
albedoa
anyway...sorry i can't help. from the barebones scaffolding you can create your own .scss file with the front matter and it should work