I have my application.css.scss
set like this:
@import "base/variables";
@import "./application/application";
Like the documentation says I am not using Sprockets' directives ( require
, require_tree
, and require_self
) at all so I expect my variables defined inside of base/_variables.scss
to be globals and available for my /application/application.scss
file but it's not the case:
#content {
margin-top: $big;
}
Will return the error Undefined variable: "$big"
.
I've tried the same thing with SASS by naming by files application.css.sass
and /application/application.sass
and while the variables now do seems to be globals I'll like to keep using the SCSS syntax, I've tried that by setting config.sass.preferred_syntax = :scss
but I'm still being asked for Sass.
Of course I could just import my variables file everytime I need my variables but that would go against the DRY principle.
Is that possible to use the SCSS syntax while making my variables globally available? What am I missing here? Thanks in advance.
我的application/application.scss
已通过旧规则使用通配符进行了预编译(在assets.rb
),但我错过了,现在可以正常使用了。
What versions of sprockets
, rails
and sass-rails
gems do you have? There were some problems around undefined variables, maybe try to bump up sass-rails
and sprockets
(if possible).
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