This is a basic plugin for WordPress, which allows you to parse SCSS/SASS files and convert them into CSS files usable by browsers.
More info on SASS: http://sass-lang.com/ Makes use of PHamlP: http://code.google.com/p/phamlp/
First of all, you need to set the options for the SASS parser. Ideally, you should do this near the start of your site loading process - before the `````` tag gets output, anyway:$SASS->set_sass_options( $options );
$options should be an Array containing the desired options for the SASS parser. To view a list of all these options, go here: http://code.google.com/p/phamlp/wiki/SassOptions
You can then render a file. To do so, use the following PHP code. The function returns the (relative) path to the created CSS file, so you can use it in ```enqueue_style()``` or a standard `````` element. Note that input should also be entered as a relative path - relative to the root of your template directory.echo $css_link;
/* Outputs: /wp-content/themes/twentyten/sass.css */```
<h3>CSS Comment</h3>
By default, a warning is added to the created CSS file informing the user not to edit it. You can disable it with the following command, <b>before</b> calling ```scss_file()```:
``` $SASS->add_comment( false );```