SASS CSS3

[joexn]

SASS CSS3

[joexn]

It is running the latest version of SASS. I am not quite sure what you mean by that, please elaborate

[alexdrans]

The .sass file extension implies it is not, as the CSS3 version of sass uses the .scss file extension 😊

[joexn]

Oh I see, In the next release, SCSS will be supported, see #16

[joexn]

Hi @alexdrans, I am looking to support more than one css preprocessor in Legacy 4. You asked if the project will be moving to a CSS3 version of SASS (.scss) and I am going to start work on that as soon as the alpha has been completed.

All of my exams have been completed so I have a lot of free time so full time development on legacy is going to start again.

Although I am going to be developing Legacy using SASS still, I require a tester for the .SCSS version. Would you like to become a tester?

• reopened due to relevancy

[alexdrans]

Hey,

Sorry, I missed this. What would the testing consist of? My time is tight, but I can use the framework in anger on a smaller client project. How's that?

Good work! 💯

[nloveladyallen]

I know I've already said this in another thread, but I'd just like to point out again that SCSS is backwards-compatible to vanilla CSS. By having a vanilla CSS version, Legacy already has an SCSS version. Change the extension from .css to .scss and you can use Legacy in any SCSS-requiring web framework.

[joexn]

@nloveladyallen but what about variables?

[nloveladyallen]

@joexn The only place variables matter is when you're working on development, and development would still be done in SASS.

[joexn]

Oh okay, I see. Well in that case, this has been sorted then. Thank you

[alexdrans]

That's fine if you don't want to customise the framework for your own use, but if you do, SASS syntax makes that much easier.