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Codekit and its build functions
Does any Codekit user know if I can configure its scss output so that it writes to both localhost/site1/css/ and localhost/site2/css/?
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Re: Codekit and its build functions
It’s been a while since I used it but I think the easiest way is to make two src main.scss files (or whatever you’ve called yours) and set them to each compile to different targets. If I recall correctly, you should be able to make the second main.scss simply import the first.
PS: I liked the .kit approach too for quick partial-ising of mockups.
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Re: Codekit and its build functions
Thanks!
Doh! ray me.
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Re: Codekit and its build functions
I’m considering CodeKit for purchase next year for a new project, is it still the bee’s knees and/or are there alternatives to consider?
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Re: Codekit and its build functions
I use only a fraction of its capabilities, yet I’d find web development very tedious without it.
The author Bryan’s version comments are always worth a read.
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#6 2024-11-19 09:10:27
- Algaris
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Re: Codekit and its build functions
I should really give the latest version of CodeKit a try. I’ve used it for a few years but on an older version. In the meantime I’ve gone the other way of using the terminal to manually install frameworks (Bootstrap) and write my own build scripts to sync files, set permissions, and compile SASS (SCSS) to CSS.
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