Open prathyvsh opened 8 years ago
I am using calc to create fluid typography. https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/05/fluid-typography/
Using this rule is impossible even using the negative negative hack as mentioned above.
[:h1 {:font-size "calc(1.602em + (2.441 - 1.602) * (100vw - 25em)/(62.5 - 25))"}]
For now I have separated out my typography into plain css.
@CommonCreative There seems to be another hack with parentheses. Did you try that one? https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/issues/59#issuecomment-249556592
Just a heads up this will be fixed in the 2.0.0
branch soon. Two things are happening there.
calc
macro which will allow you to write calc
expressions like so.
(calc (* (+ (em 1.602)
(- 2.441 1.602))
(/ (- (vw 100) (em 25))
(- 62.5 25))))
Thanks for the heads up. Really appreciate your work. It has been a joy using Garden to style my website.
Awesome. Thanks!
This is patched on the v2.0.0
branch now. Getting closer to having a solid alpha available for consumption.
This worked for me as a workaround for Garden version 1.3.6:
My aim:
.some-class { width: calc(50% + 490px); }
Workaround for production build:
[:.some-class {:width "calc((50%) - -490px)"}]
Gets compiled to this after YUI compression:
.some-class{width:calc((50%) - -490px);}
Garden removes the space from calc(50% + 100px) and renders it as calc(50%+100px) – without space – which is not valid according to the spec: https://www.w3.org/TR/css3-values/#calc-syntax
Tested it out without pretty printing and it was fixed. Seems the culprit is Garden's dependency on YUI Compressor and it's an unsorted out issue there: https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/issues/59
The current hacky fix is mentioned by @jamespero Use:
calc(X% - -Xpx)
instead of using a +