IE doesn't process gradient colors like '#333' in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient function (it considers it as '#000333' instead of '#333333')
add a Sass method to pad color arguments and pass strings to the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient function. This allows for the principle of least surprise: if a user calls a mixin with a 3-digit color argument, transparently convert it to a 6-digit argument behind the scenes
IE doesn't process gradient colors like '#333' in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient function (it considers it as '#000333' instead of '#333333')
add a Sass method to pad color arguments and pass strings to the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient function. This allows for the principle of least surprise: if a user calls a mixin with a 3-digit color argument, transparently convert it to a 6-digit argument behind the scenes