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The original Sass-based Bulma (mostly) uses named colours (such as white, whitesmoke, and black). For consistency, Bulma Stylus should follow suit.
Currently, Stylus automatically renders with the shortest HEX representation possible (e.g. #fff or #f5f5f5).
This could theoretically be fixed in post with stylelint enforcing the color-named rule they already have. However, their experimental --fix flag is not yet able to automatically convert to named colours. Once/if this functionality becomes available, this should be considered.
Until such time, there's little point in pursuing this, as the colours are identical, just represented differently.
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The original Sass-based Bulma (mostly) uses named colours (such as
white
,whitesmoke
, andblack
). For consistency, Bulma Stylus should follow suit.Currently, Stylus automatically renders with the shortest HEX representation possible (e.g.
#fff
or#f5f5f5
).This could theoretically be fixed in post with
stylelint
enforcing thecolor-named
rule they already have. However, their experimental--fix
flag is not yet able to automatically convert to named colours. Once/if this functionality becomes available, this should be considered.Until such time, there's little point in pursuing this, as the colours are identical, just represented differently.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: