You can import it like this; @import “../../_variables”; @import “../_mixins”; @import “_main”; @import “_login”; @import “_exception”; @import “_utils”; @import “_dashboard”; @import “_landing”; According to your directories and it will do what you want.
Starting from SASS 3.1 you can pass named arguments to do that: @include linear-gradient($from: #7a7a7a, $to: #1a1a1a, $ie-filters: true); The rest will be default.
Multiple issues here, the correct syntax is $url: ‘siteurl.com’; #some-div{ background-image: url($url + ‘/images/img.jpg’); } When you assign a value to the variable, you need to use : and not = You should quote the image path as it’s a string. Remove the stray + symbol before $url You can see the above code in … Read more
There is this closed issue on CRA repository, so you probably can easily migrate from node-sass to Dart Sass just running a few commands. First of all check your yarn.lock or package-lock.json to know if the version of the sass-loader that your react-scripts depends on is 7.2.0 or later. If so, all that you need … Read more
1. Partials must start with an underscore if you do not want them to be generated into a css file. 2. A scss file can import another file without an underscore and still compile correctly. Take this example: sass +– base | +– _normalize.scss +– components | +– site-header.scss +– utilities | +– _icons.scss +– … Read more
As far as I know you can’t import fonts using @import in SCSS. You can include fonts using @font-face. For example: @font-face { font-family: ‘Open Sans’; src: url(path/to/file) format(Example: ‘truetype’ or ‘opentype’ depending on the file extension of your font); } // USAGE body { font-family: ‘Open Sans’, sans-serif; }
I was able to use, on a stylesheet, an alias that I defined in webpack by using the following: @import ‘~alias/variables’; just by prefixing the alias with ~ did the trick for me, as suggested by documentation in here
With the syntax changes in gulp-ruby-sass starting from 1.0.0-alpha, you’ll need to use gulp-ruby-sass() instead of gulp.src() to compile your Sass from a file or directory. If you try to use the original syntax with newer or latest versions, you may encounter the following error: TypeError: Arguments to path.join must be strings For example, the … Read more
As @silvenon said in his comment: Do you have file-loader installed? yes file-loader was installed but broken, and my issue has been solved by re-installing it. npm install –save-dev file-loader
To do a one-time Sass compile instead of a watch, you can do this from the command line: sass –update scss:css To have Sass import one file (usually a partial, with a _ starting the filename), you can do this inside a Sass file: @import “_base.scss”; This way, Sass knows where you want the include … Read more