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Ihor Zhuk
13,263 Points@import (inline) in Sass
Hello!
I was wondering is there an analog of @import (inline) in Sass?
In Less, it's possible to include the source file in the output but do not process it. Does Sass have similar feature?
Thank you!
3 Answers
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 PointsIf I'm right these are called "Partial" files in SASS.
To ouput a partial file but not process it I think you need to precede the filemame with an underscore. "_filname.scss"
Garrett Levine
20,305 PointsWhen you are creating partials, you save them with an underscore as mentioned above!
a file name might look like ... _noramlize.scss
when importing them into your main.scss file, you need to provide the path, but not the '_' (SCSS will know what you're talking about).
@import "normalize";
@import "header";
@import "footer";
I love partials <3
Ihor Zhuk
13,263 PointsThank you for answers!
Sorry, my question was unclear. In Less, directive @import (inline) allows to concatenate .css and even min.css with .less files. In other words, we can import simple css. So, is it possible with us? (without using special plugins for concatenation)
Garrett Levine
20,305 Pointshm, I don't think so, actually!