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Fix SASS %placeholder classes #162
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It's debatable whether you would actually want to use this technique ( http://www.sitepoint.com/sass-mixin-placeholder/ ), but in addition I get weird %placeholder/@extend output using the following Sass:
Really miffed! Yours hopefully, |
Hi @ldexterldesign , I work on Libsass. grunt-sass is using an older version of node-sass (1.0.3) which is using Libsass 3.0.0. This is likely responsible for the discrepancy you're seeing. It's also worth noting that although sassmiester says it's using Libsass 3.0.1 it's actually using 3.0.2 - https://twitter.com/sassmeisterapp/status/537472368591917056 |
@xzyfer aww, thanks for pointing this out – big help @sindresorhus is there a reason we're not rolling on v1.1.4 ~ https://github.com/sass/node-sass/releases Yours hopefully, |
FYI foundation/foundation-libsass-template#13 (comment) Regards, |
Hey,
I'm having trouble compiling the following code in my project (i.e. .baz just won't compile at all)?:
– http://sassmeister.com/gist/cc6a698fe2b004cef25c
I'm using the following dependencies as part of https://github.com/zurb/foundation-libsass-template :
package.json:
Gruntfile.js:
Could anyone shed any light on why my Sass won't compile?
As far as I know %placeholders now work in LibSass ( sass/libsass#146 ), so why isn't the functionality finding its way into my project?
Yours hopefully,
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