Oops, forgot the bang on the !layout_selector... but only in my code
example...
@else
body#{!layout_selector}
@if !name == "three-column"
There is no error, the output I get is the rules for each layout
section, but without the body#layout_selector selector... sass just
removes it and outputs starting at #primary.
On Nov 13, 2009, at 3:41 PM, Lorin Tackett wrote:
> I did this successfully with classes, but with ID's it chokes,
> presumably on the syntax.
>
> in application.sass I have
>
> +layout(default)
> +layout(three-column)
> +layout(two-column)
>
> in _layouts.sass I have
>
> = layout(!name = false)
> !layout_selector = "##{!name}"
>
> @if !name == "default
> body
> #primary
> +column(18)
> #primary
> +column(8, true)
> @else
> body#{layout_selector}
> @if !name == "three-column"
> #primary
> +column(8)
> #secondary
> +column(8)
> #tertiary
> +column(8, true)
> @if !name == "one-column"
> #primary
> +column(24, true)
>
> Is there any way to do this?
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