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My current intention with the project is to provide useful copy-and-pasteable files for WordPress themes.
Since CSS is valid SCSS, these files can be dropped into an .scss file without any issue. So, are there any ways in which a SCSS version of these files could provide extra value?
The likely changes I can think of would be:
Use a single layer of nesting for unqualified element selectors like .wp-block-quote cite
Provide some conveniences such as looped output of color classes
Are these improvements worth the extra maintenance cost? Could the CSS version be output cleanly from the SCSS version for easier upkeep? I lean toward yes on both questions but would love some more feedback!
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My current intention with the project is to provide useful copy-and-pasteable files for WordPress themes.
Since CSS is valid SCSS, these files can be dropped into an
.scss
file without any issue. So, are there any ways in which a SCSS version of these files could provide extra value?The likely changes I can think of would be:
.wp-block-quote cite
Are these improvements worth the extra maintenance cost? Could the CSS version be output cleanly from the SCSS version for easier upkeep? I lean toward yes on both questions but would love some more feedback!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: