Adding libsass wrappers to the libsass page #99
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…ke it consistent with the subheader
…ied to keep within the style guides, using a side-bar list seen in the guides section.
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| %h3 Topics | |||
| %ul.anchors | |||
| %li= link_to "Preprocessing", "#topic-1" | |||
| %li= link_to "Pre-processing", "#topic-1" | |||
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are we sure this needs hyphenation? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preprocessor
…nd fixing the is are typo
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OK that last commit right there should fix those two issues :) |
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Awesome!!! :) |
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Using the list provided here, I added current libsass projects to the libsass page.
I didn't need to add any styles, so hopefully it stays pretty cleanly within the branding/style guidelines. I added a list of languages with which there are wrappers in the right:
Then linked these (as per the method used in the "guide" section of the site) to areas on the page further down outlining the currently active (and inactive) projects.
Hopefully this fits in!