I’ve got a website that’s using a few different ‘main’ colors. The general HTML layout stays the same, only the colors change depending on the content.
I was wonderi
You can simply override your scss variables inside of the class wrapper:
$color1: red;
$color2: yellow;
header { background: $color1; }
.override-class {
$color1: green;
header { background: $color1; }
}
Seems to work for me.
I think a mixin is the answer. (As I wrote, variables won’t work.)
@mixin content($color-default, $color-main) {
background: $color-default;
color: $color-main;
}
body.class-1 {
@include content(#444, #555);
}
body.class-2 {
@include content(#666, #777);
}
That SCSS compiles to this CSS:
body.class-1 {
background: #444444;
color: #555555; }
body.class-2 {
background: #666666;
color: #777777; }
If you wanted to group the color values together in your SCSS file, you could use variables in conjunction with the mixin:
$color-1: #444;
$color-2: #555;
$color-3: #666;
$color-4: #777;
body.class-1 {
@include content($color-1, $color-2);
}
body.class-2 {
@include content($color-3, $color-4);
}