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At the very start of creative.scss, we have a list of variables, but in most places from then on, the CSS hash colour codes are used. This makes it less readable and bug-prone. For example:
The design comes from https://github.com/startbootstrap/startbootstrap-creative. I've just made it Jekyll-friendly.
To make it easier I try to keep the code here up-to-date with the latest startbootstrap-creative theme releases.
Maybe you can create issue in the original source. Or even better - submit them a patch. When they make a new official release I'm going to update the sources here.
At the very start of
creative.scss
, we have a list of variables, but in most places from then on, the CSS hash colour codes are used. This makes it less readable and bug-prone. For example:Surely those later entries should use
var(--cyan)
orvar(--info)
?Also,
secondary
isn't used anywhere. Themembers
andtimeline
sections have prominent background colours, but neither issecondary
.Edit: Also, lots of the variables are unused. Although I see this file is from upstream, so I guess we won't fix it here, feel free to close if so.
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