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I'm starting to help on an integration of LiquidFire with the guides at emberjs/guides#448. Both there and on the Ember-Twiddle repo (ember-cli/ember-twiddle#96) it's come up that we're trying to apply an Ember feel to the various sites.
Seems like it'd be helpful to start using a core SASS include of some sort across these various projects that applies the same look and feel. Especially if there are rumblings about a redesign down the road. Thoughts? @wifelette
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_generic.scss (default heading, paragraph, link styles, sidebar / menu styling, drop down styles, etc)
_header.scss (a more complete implementation, including background image with retina graphics, etc)
What I think we should be after with the above is to provide a base layer that can be identical across sites while allowing project-specific customizations (the Ember Twiddle edit box being a great example of something custom).
I'm starting to help on an integration of LiquidFire with the guides at emberjs/guides#448. Both there and on the Ember-Twiddle repo (ember-cli/ember-twiddle#96) it's come up that we're trying to apply an Ember feel to the various sites.
Seems like it'd be helpful to start using a core SASS include of some sort across these various projects that applies the same look and feel. Especially if there are rumblings about a redesign down the road. Thoughts? @wifelette
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: