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Are you recommending that we add our custom styles to _base.scss? Or that we start new .scss files and add them to the foundation.scss sheet as imports?
In the same line of thought, is there a recommendation for updating the core theme when you push updates?
Just trying to make sure I future proof this theme before I start building. Thanks for any help/suggestions. And thanks a lot for this theme!
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I prefer personally to divide up styling in relation to various components, and include these in foundation.scss.
For example: import "site/base"; import "site/sidebars"; import "site/buttons";
... And so on. In this way I get a better overview and structure. It gives me greater flexibility than if I'd had all the styling in the same file. Grunt ensures that the output is just one minified file, so you don't have to worry about many http requests and slow loading times.
To answer your second question, this can be solved by doing a git pull origin master. Note that you may need to handle merge conflicts that must be resolved if the same files are modified both locally and remote. Merge conflicts is however a common part of Git, and can be easily solved with a variety of free tools.
Having said this, there is no definitive answer your questions. I recommend that you play around and find the way that best suits your workflow.
Are you recommending that we add our custom styles to
_base.scss
? Or that we start new.scss
files and add them to thefoundation.scss
sheet as imports?In the same line of thought, is there a recommendation for updating the core theme when you push updates?
Just trying to make sure I future proof this theme before I start building. Thanks for any help/suggestions. And thanks a lot for this theme!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: