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tadywankenobi / lessismore

Less Is More
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Separating SASS files into their own folder #1

Closed donovanh closed 11 years ago

donovanh commented 11 years ago

I've moved the .scss files, and renamed the includes with an underscore to stop them being converted into css files.

tadywankenobi commented 11 years ago

Sounds good. I had them separate as originally, in building, I was calling each into the html individually, just to make it easier to concentrate on how each was structured. I think I'm going to add one for typography too. We'll see.

donovanh commented 11 years ago

Thanks! Do feel free to turn down a merge request if it's not in line with how you'd like it, tis but a suggestion. I'm looking forward to when it's hit with the vertical rhythm stick.

tadywankenobi commented 11 years ago

Yeah, I know, thanks! No, what you suggested made sense, I just wasn't thinking about it late last night. I'm pretty new to SASS and not the most efficient Git user (e.g. I don't know how to branch and merge like you did earlier) so still have to get to grips with that!

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donovanh commented 11 years ago

It's great when all this SASS and Git stuff clicks, great workflows and you never lose your changes. (Just the other day I had to hard reset my blog's git repo as I accidently put another blog onto it... without the version control I'd have been lost)