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Issue #9: Progress towards SCSS restructure. #25

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asoules commented Jun 11, 2014

The only issue using application.scss instead of application.css is that the files will be concatenated in development, which means that you won't know which classes are coming from which files when you inspect elements in the browser. This is a big enough downside that I usually opt to use application.css and then include any mixins or variables in each file that requires them.

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Okay cool -- I'll send the amended code in another pull request sometime today!

On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 07:16:14AM -0700, Aaron Soules wrote:

The only issue using application.scss instead of application.css is that the files will be concatenated in development, which means that you won't know which classes are coming from which files when you inspect elements in the browser. This is a big enough downside that I usually opt to use application.css and then include any mixins or variables in each file that requires them.


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@patrickbrown-dev patrickbrown-dev added this to the The Road To 1.0 milestone Jun 14, 2014
patrickbrown-dev pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 19, 2014
Issue #9: Progress towards SCSS restructure.
@patrickbrown-dev patrickbrown-dev merged commit 0507414 into master Jun 19, 2014
@patrickbrown-dev patrickbrown-dev deleted the sass-restructure branch June 19, 2014 23:18
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