Don’t write styles by default

[scottkellum]

Toolkit writes a far amount of CSS by default that can cause problems when importing it into existing projects. Would be nice if styles could be added with something like @import toolkit; @include toolkit; instead of just @import toolkit;.

[Snugug]

When using @import 'toolkit'; you are importing all of Toolkit, including the partials designed to write styles. There are two partials that do so, the Border Box partial that adds *, *:before, *:after { @include box-sizing('border-box'); } and the Fluid Media partial that adds

img, video {
  max-width: 100%;
  height: auto;
}

I'm not going to create a mixin to write these styles as that's a bit much, but I'd be willing to consider not automatically importing the Border Box partial. My only concern is this is then a fairly large change that will break CSS using just the normal @import.

Are there other styles that are being written other than those two?

[scottkellum]

I think thats it. Maybe we should break fluid media down so just the intrinsic ratio can be imported as needed?

[Snugug]

I'm OK with splitting Fluid Media into Fluid Media and Intrinsic Ratio, as they are two different things.

On Friday, January 4, 2013 at 2:27 PM, Scott Kellum wrote:

I think thats it. Maybe we should break fluid media down so just the intrinsic ratio can be imported as needed?

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[Snugug]

Spun Intrinsic Ratio into its own partial, updated gem accordingly.