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Hi, I noticed that there is no mouse-over effect on btn-primary in IE8, but this works if I use the precompiled bootstrap.css. So I started digging...
I compared the css and found that the button's background colour is different in the compass generated css. This is happening because of a small difference between mixins.less and mixins.scss. The less version uses the sass mix() function for gradient-vertical and gradient-vertical-three-colors, while the scss version doesn't.
If I've understood the build process correctly, mixins is the only file that doesn't get auto-magically ported..? So, I've forked and corrected it and will make a pull request shortly...
Cheers.
P.S. thanks for making this gem - it's awesome
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Hi, I noticed that there is no mouse-over effect on btn-primary in IE8, but this works if I use the precompiled bootstrap.css. So I started digging...
I compared the css and found that the button's background colour is different in the compass generated css. This is happening because of a small difference between mixins.less and mixins.scss. The less version uses the sass mix() function for gradient-vertical and gradient-vertical-three-colors, while the scss version doesn't.
If I've understood the build process correctly, mixins is the only file that doesn't get auto-magically ported..? So, I've forked and corrected it and will make a pull request shortly...
Cheers.
P.S. thanks for making this gem - it's awesome
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: