Default vars.scss file included in inuit.scss "package" about inuit.css HOT 6 CLOSED

@seandrickson
_vars.scss has the default variables, could please clarify what you mean?
Thanks

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I think I'm trying to say two things:

1. the inuit.css folder/package does not define default variables. If you were to compile inuit.scss with all of its includes, the variables would not be defined and you would get an error. Therefore, we should move the current _vars.scss file inside the inuit.css folder either directly inside the partials folder or in the base folder.
2. now that the _vars.scss file is in a new location, we need to create a new, example vars file (or define the variables inside your-project.scss. The variables being defined can look like this:

$base-font-size: 16;
$base-line-height: 24;

note that the variables do not have the !default identifier.

I hope I clarified what I was saying.

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It sounds like you’re watching the inuit.css directory, whereas all the instructions tell you to watch your-project.scss (once you’re renamed it to whatever your project is). Is this the case?

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I'd like to be able to use the inuit.css folder as a CodeKit framework folder. Then, create projects by using inuit as a framework and simply @includeing it into a project.

Whatever the case may be, it might be useful to have default variables defined.

What are your thoughts?

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Your project structure should look like

+ css/
    + inuit.css/
    your-project.css
+ img/
index.html

Which means you can just watch the css directory if you want to use CodeKit etc…

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I think this is a non-issue now, caused by a slight misunderstanding. I’m gonna close this issue, but feel free to reopen if necessary :)

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