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gist.scss

v0.1.0

Published

An easy way to restyle embedded gists

Downloads

2

Readme

gist.scss

gist.scss lets you style embedded gists using SCSS. It's as simple as declaring all the required variables and importing the gist.scss file into your Sass project.

@import 'your_variables.scss';
@import 'gist.scss';

Remember that these variables are not initialized anywhere yet. See below for more details. Below is an example of a styled embedded Gist.

gist.scss example

Variables

These variables are all required to be initialized. They are not placed within gist.scss so that anyone can easily add them to their _variables.scss file or manage their varibales however they like.



$gist-border              /* Border style for embedded gist */
$gist-meta-display        /* Display property for the meta section at the bottom  */
$gist-meta-bg             /* Meta section background color */
$gist-meta-color          /* Meta section font folor */
$gist-bg                  /* Primary background gcolor */
$gist-color               /* Primary text color */
$gist-line-number-bg      /* Primary line number background */
$gist-line-number-color   /* Primary line number color */


$first-color              /* The seven different classes used for element styles */
$second-color
$third-color
$fourth-color
$fifth-color
$sixth-color
$seventh-color