Closed lewisnyman closed 10 years ago
Hey @lewisnyman That sounds like a good idea. Will certainly be useful when theming is not wanted in the library. I'll look into this and as a first step I'll compile a list of things which can be counted as 'theme' and thus removed from the base build.
Great! :) If it helps, I would probably file the following under theming: hint-color-types.scss hint-rounded.scss hint-effects.scss
As well as a few minor .hint properties like text-shadow and box-shadow.
WIP branch:
Source: https://github.com/chinchang/hint.css/blob/add-a-base-build/src/hint.base.scss Build: https://github.com/chinchang/hint.css/blob/add-a-base-build/hint.base.css
Will make the required build process changes next and update.
This is great :) So useful
@lewisnyman This is live in v1.3.3. You get extra hint.base.css
and hint.base.min.css
now :)
Hi,
Thanks for writing this plugin. I'm working on integrating it into Drupal core at the moment. https://drupal.org/node/2207383
One of the problems with implementation is that the hint.css contains a lot of "non-functional" styling that we have to override to get looking right with our themes. The Drupal project doesn't use Sass and it's not a good idea to start chopping up the CSS file for maintenance reasons.
If we can agree on a direction I'm happy to do the leg work. Does it make sense to compile a hint.base.css file that contains just the functional stuff without any fancy shadows etc?