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have to change source code for custom sass override variables to work
have to change source code for custom sass override variables to work
Touch version tested:
Sencha CMD version tested:
Browser versions or Packager version tested against:Device and OS tested against:
- chrome browser only (v37.0.2062.124)
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Description:- I have to change lib source code for my sass override to work. I've been using touch for a few months but I'm totally new to compass and sass. I did some googling and tried just about every combo of solution that people have posted on sencha (and non-sencha) forums. I tried following the instructions in the comment in app.scss and mountainview.scss. I tried adding the variable before/after the includes in mountainview.scss. Then I tried before/after the includes in app.scss. I tried commenting out the includes in app.scss. I tried with/without the !default. I saw a post on this forum that looked like what I was dealing with. http://ift.tt/1we891Y. I downloaded the latest version of touch 2.4.0 and that _Class.scss file hasn't changed. Is there something I'm overlooking?
Steps to reproduce the problem:
- add the following at the top of project/resources/sass/mountainview.scss
Code:
$base-color: #cc0000 !default;
in touch/resources/themes/stylesheets/sencha-touch/mountainview/var/_Class.scss on line 12 change from thisCode:
$base-color: #4abce7;
to thisCode:
$base-color: #4abce7 !default;
to get the $base-color to override
do aCode:
compass compile resources/sass
The result that was expected:- I shouldn't have to change the source code for my override to work
The result that occurs instead:
- this is the only way that I have found for my override to work
have to change source code for custom sass override variables to work
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