Hi,
Just testing out v3.2 RC2 using a new theme which inherits from Boost. I would like my scss to inherit from the default preset and then apply my own changes on top. If I set the scss config to my scss file name, then try to import the default preset, it doesn't compile locally, as it cannot find the 'moodle' import in that file.
I can't seem to find any documentation on this yet, so just wanted to find out what was the correct steps to achieve this?
Thanks.
I've been doing the same and following the work of Richard over here with Stagetwo:
https://github.com/roelmann/moodle-theme_stagetwo
This is a child theme of Boost. There was also discussion of Boost not working well with scss as there was an issue discovered.
https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-56959 and this https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=342859#p1382427
As for me, I am holding off until we get the official release in December. A lot can change between now and then. Lots of good work happening around this Boost theme right up to the last minute.
In my theme_stagetwo, if I change
https://github.com/roelmann/moodle-theme_stagetwo/blob/master/config.php#L33
from
return theme_stagetwo_get_main_scss_content($theme);
to
return theme_boost_get_main_scss_content($theme);
then it will fetch the boost preset, but keep the settings which are now in a different function in lib.
However, I'm having a problem with the default.scss - If I have a different preset (one of the ones from bootswatch) selected then my 'test' alerts (in a label) are styled by the settings, but with the boost default.scss preset they are not restyled - presumably because they are being pulled from the bootstrap partials and the variables only seem to be overriding the variables in the preset.
Need to investigate further...
Richard
