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sass-mercury

v2.3.0

Published

Mercury - Sass mixins & functions library!

Downloads

10

Readme

Sass Mercury

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Sass mixins & functions library!

Requirements

| Requirements | Versions | | ---------------------------- | -------- | | Sass | ^1.26.0 |

Functions

| Functions | | --------- | | em | | rem |

Mixins

| Mixins | Functions dependencies | | ---------- | ---------------------- | | breakpoint | No | | font-face | No | | gradient | No | | grid | breakpoint | | opacity | No | | rem-size | rem | | retina | No | | selection | No |

Placeholders

| Placeholders | Functions dependencies | | ------------ | ---------------------- | | ellipsis | No | | hyphens | No |

Variables

| Variables | Default | Mixins dependencies | | ------------------ | --------- | -------------------------- | | $oldie | false | All mixins config use this | | $media-queries | true | breakpoint |

$oldie

This variable is used to distinguish the global settings and those dedicated solely to Internet Explorer. She created an alternative version of the parameters and write them in a different file. File that should only be called by Internet Explorer.

Variable $oldie: false; is required in the file _mercury.scss.

Config

In your Sass folder at the root, create a file oldie.scss or any other name. This generated a new .css file, called only by Internet Explorer.

The file, oldie.css, is a copy of your main CSS file, except that the parameters dedicated to Internet Explorer will be written to the file. In it, import the main CSS file @import "name";, which already contains all the libraries.

On top of the file place the variable $oldie: true;.

Call the file with conditional comments.

Syntax

.module {
    // For all browsers
    background: blue;
    height: 50px;
    width: 50px;
    @if $oldie {
        // For Internet Explorer only
        background: red;
        height: 100px;
        width: 100px;
    }
}

$media-queries

This variable is used to decide whether the parameters placed in a breakpoint is generated or not.

The main use is for Internet Explorer 7 and 8. It takes place in the false option in a dedicated IE file. Only parameters desktop will be generated in the CSS file.