I don't really find an answer on liferay's blogs and google - so i hope anyone here can help me.
I'm trying to get started with sass in a custom theme i am building in liferay 6.2.
As i understand it, the approach would be this:
this gives me a file layout like this:
<theme>
+-src
+-main
+-webapp
+-css
+- ... here i'll put any css overwrites
develop sass stylesheets, link to main.css
<theme>
+-src
+-main
+-webapp
+-css
+-main.css
+-custom.scss
main.css initially looks like this:
@import url(custom.css);
/* other css import here */
custom.scss would contain some SASS content:
$color: #f00;
body {
color: $color;
}
Now my question: How do I link both CSS and SASS together correctly? How does the @import
statement in main.css have to be defined?
I tried @import url(custom.scss);
but this won't give me the desired results. Likewise, @import url(custom.css);
won't do it either.
I found the solution. Key is to understand that Liferay does not use the file extension *.scss
on a theme's stylesheets. Just dropping my SASS code into a *.css
file did the job!
Found the solution here.
My directory layout:
<theme>
+-src
+-main
+-webapp
+-css
+-main.css
+-custom.css
main.css looks like:
@import url(custom.css);
/* other css import here */
and custom.css like this:
$color: #f00;
body {
color: $color;
}
And the result is (in custom.css, after reloading on the web browser):
body {
color: #f00;
}
Hooray!