Fix for latest Zola #42
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It seems on my last pull request where I switched from using
@importto@use( as per the sass documentation,@importis being phased out)I inadvertently caused the after-dark theme demo to be a white background for the theme style.
https://zola-after-dark.netlify.app/
I assume this is because the grass dependency in Zola only recently supported
@use?Hopefully changing the min Zola Version will fix it.
(I am going to confirm this now by trying with an older version of Zola)
EDIT: I just confirmed this locally, you need Zola 0.17 or later if you want to use
@usein sass without issue.This pull request should get the demo looking proper again, sorry about that.