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I'm using SASS/SCSS. I have some .css-files which I want to be ignored by the RubySassProcessor. Does anybody know how to exclude them?
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To include the default css that comes with the component I simply add and the css is bundled correctly. But, I do not want to use the default styling, so I've added my own css file. To import this one I use:
In terms of programmatically speaking, I want to do the following: if (div) { ignore style.css use div.css without needing to redeclare all styles } Hi, The C in CSS stands for ‘cascading’ which means that styles can cascade from multiple sources in order to style the document.
If you know which files you want to exclude ahead of time, and the exclusion applies to all destination environments, you can simply set the Build Action of each file to None. To exclude specific files from deployment. In the Solution Explorer window, right-click the file, and then click Properties.
Excluding Files from a Web Package 1 Open your solution in Visual Studio 2010. 2 In the Solution Explorer window, right-click your web application project node (for example, ContactManager.Mvc ), point to Add, and then click New Item. 3 In the Add New Item dialog box, select the XML File template. See More....
If you add an underscore in front of the filename it will be ignored, but can then be added as a partial using @import.
Optional: Add the following to a file you want to include it in:
@import "filename"
This will also effectively ignore the css file, since it will not be compiling changes from the scss file to the css file.
A deeper explanation can be seen here: Webstorm 6 - How to make the scss file watcher ignore files
And here in the Partials section: http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html
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