Is There a Complete List of SASS Variables for the Touch Theme?
Is There a Complete List of SASS Variables for the Touch Theme?
I'm just wondering if there is a complete list of the variables used in the touch theme? There are references to some of the big variables like $base-color and $base-gradient, but there is a sea of variables used throughout the theme's core CSS files.
Any chance there's a complete reference somewhere? I feel like the ST developers likely have this, but I can't find it posted anywhere. It would be a great resource to have handy.
if you have downloaded sencha-touch example folders. Look in to the inner folder resources/themes/stylesheets/sencha-touch/default. You can find independent sass files used for each components.
I'm just wondering if there is a complete list of the variables used in the touch theme? There are references to some of the big variables like $base-color and $base-gradient, but there is a sea of variables used throughout the theme's core CSS files.
Any chance there's a complete reference somewhere? I feel like the ST developers likely have this, but I can't find it posted anywhere. It would be a great resource to have handy.
Thanks in advance.
Hi markwyner,
I suggest you to take a look at this video:
Yes, I'm aware of the setup and where the core files are. That's how I've been working to date. I started to make a list of the variables and then wondered if someone had compiled one elsewhere. Namely the developers. But thank you for the suggestion.
@andreacammarata:
I watched part of that video but not all of it. I'll watch all of it to look for that list. If I find the full list I'll create a post with them in the "examples and showcases" section of the forum.
Update: I found the list at 9:12 in the video andreacammarata mentions. But here is a complete list, alphabetized:
Most of them should be obvious as to what they style. However, I would recommend digging through the core theme stylesheets to assess what properties, other variables, and mix-ins are applied to each of them. This will enable you to create appropriate overrides. Once you have a good idea about what kinds of styling each variable controls, this list is a great cheat sheet of sort.
In 1.1, we've also documented (in-code) all variables/mixins, but we're still working on the parser/generated docs. Will update with a link once it's in-hand.