css - How do I stop Sass adding spaces before units of measurement? -
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i'm attempting follow this tutorial on responsive layout design, using sass/scss base specification language.
to end, have defined following scss:
body { font: 100%/1.5; } h1 { $h1_size: 24; font-size: ($h1_size / 16)em; line-height:(28 / $h1_size)em; margin-top: (24 / $h1_size)em; } unfortunately, output sass css format looks this:
h1 { font-size: 1.5 em; line-height: 1.167 em; margin-top: 1 em; } — unit separated value space. chrome rejects these values invalid, , uses them if manually go , remove spaces myself.
is there way fix problem tweaking scss, or passing option sass?
so far, have tried:
- placing unit inside calculation:
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font-size: ($h1_size / 16em)) => syntax error - (
font-size: (($h1_size)em / 16)=>font-size: 24 em/16;same problem i'm trying fix
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you can push em $h1_size definition, let divide 16 , have result in ems.
if both sides of division in em, result unitless. can multiply 1em unit back, if needed.
h1 { $h1_size: 24em; font-size: ($h1_size / 16); line-height:(28em / $h1_size); margin-top: (24em / $h1_size * 1em); } multiplying 1em can make closer original example work. can keep things unitless, multiply 1em when want unit appear. avoids of pointless em proliferation in first example:
h1 { $h1_size: 24; font-size: ($h1_size / 16 * 1em); line-height:(28 / $h1_size); margin-top: (24 / $h1_size * 1em); } which way makes more sense depends on if output in 1 unit, or sorts of different ones (including none).
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