Closed mxgz closed 10 years ago
Hey mxgz!
Neat uses the !default
flag when declaring all of those variables, so that is the intended result. Neat will only assign its default value to each of those variables if you haven't already defined your own value, so you'll need to do so before loading Neat.
See the original Neat's Getting Started guide for details, as well as the Sass documentation for !default
for additional info on !default
.
Oh my fault, thanks for your explanation!
I'm using libsass with grunt-sass and could only change default neat variables before import neat library.
Example which not works:
Example which works: