latest 8 messages by mcnesium
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
I see, the !default flag is the key. thank you for pointing me there :)
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
okay, but this is no regular sass behavior, right?
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
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?
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
uh, I see
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
so that they wont be doublewritten in the resulting css file, that is
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
so I wonder how I could make use of the default minima theme being taken straight from the gems and still override some rules and variables with my own sass file
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
still, in the resulting main.css it has the original minima $brand-color
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[8 years ago]
mcnesium
to a freshly created jekyll site i added assets/main.scss and in there @import "minima" and thereafter @import "myownstuff" and in _sass there is a file myownstuff.scss wherein I tried to override $brand-color with my own color