I'd like to see SASS based starterkit based off of the HTML5 starterkit added in. I've written a patch against 7.x-3.x-dev that should add everything needed, so all that would need to happen to get this in would be to have someone QA it and commit it. Additionally, because I know that John likes LESS over SASS, I'd be happy to maintain this subtheme and help with the Omega theme in general, because I love it.
Patch is attached, should be done correctly off of the git diff instructions from within the top level of Omega. Because of how Omega Tools is written, it should work with Omega Tools' drush command fine if you use the following command: drush omega-subtheme "My Theme" --starterkit=starterkit_omega_scss.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| omega-scss.patch | 34.1 KB | Snugug |
Comments
Comment #1
Snugug commentedAny movement/thoughts on this guys?
Comment #2
chrishrtmn commentedLooking for movement on this as well folks!
Comment #3
idflood commentedIt sounds like a great idea.
Looking at the patch I don't see any sass implementation. It would be nice to have a sass version of the grid implemented via the 960gs compass plugin (https://github.com/nextmat/compass-960-plugin). This way it would be easy to create a custom semantic grid. What do you think?
Comment #4
Snugug commentedI don't know what happened when I rolled this patch, but it seems as if my actual work may have gotten lost somewhere?
I didn't go so far as to replace the Omega's grid system, but I did add a Compass config.rb file and moved the css files to Sass files, plus a _base.scss partial that is connected to all of the other sass files.
Comment #5
marcoka commentedi would suggest using the sassy module, wehre fubhy is involved too
http://drupal.org/project/sassy
Comment #6
elijah lynnIs there still hope of this? Snugug, do you still have this patch?
Update: Sorry, I read your comment about your work being lost and figured that it wasn't correct. I see that the patch has some content in it and will take a look at it.
Comment #7
elijah lynnCrosslinking relevant discussion: http://groups.drupal.org/node/206148
Comment #8
Snugug commentedThe Omega project has changed so much since I wrote this patch, and I have long ago stopped using it, so this probably won't do many people much good except to see generally where I thought this should go.
Omega 4, should, hopefully, come with Sass support out of the box (from what I've seen/been shown), so that should make this irrelevant.
Comment #9
fubhy commentedYep, 100% agree.
Comment #10
elijah lynnReally looking forward to the SASS in 4.x!
Thanks guys!
Comment #10.0
elijah lynnRemoved Omega Tools quip