maxim/bootswatch-rails

Trouble using composer and Rails-Stripe-Membership-Saas

brianpetro opened this issue · 6 comments

brianpetro commented

I can not get this gem to work with the bootstrap files that are created along with the Rails-Stripe-Membership-Saas composer. I am using the gem "bootstrap-sass", ">= 2.1.1.0". Any ideas?

brianpetro commented

I was able to get it partially running by placing the @import code into bootstrap_and_override.css.scss.

Now, as long as I have the import 'bootstrap' and import 'bootswatch/readable/variables' both active, I get this error:

Sass::SyntaxError at /
"transparent" is not a color for `darken'
(in /home/brian/aehalo/app/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap_and_overrides.css.scss)

brianpetro commented

This is a "Readable" specific issue. When I use "Cerulean" things appear to work fine.

RaulKite commented

The problem comes with your javascript, I suffered an issue like this. Check your js console and start debugging there

foucist commented

The issue is in /vendor/assets/stylesheets/bootswatch/readable/_variables.scss of the gem.

It is set to:

$dropdownLinkColor:             $linkColor;
$dropdownLinkColorHover:        $linkColorHover;
$dropdownLinkBackgroundHover:   transparent;

There's a call for darken($dropdownLinkBackgroundHover) later that causes this bug.

According to the actual readable variables.less file it should be:

$dropdownLinkColor:             $grayDark;
$dropdownLinkColorHover:        $white;
$dropdownLinkBackgroundHover:   $linkColor;
maxim commented

See if everything just magically works fine in 0.3.0. I updated everything with the help of the new converter, and checked everything against my test site.

brianpetro commented

Updating the gem fixed my issue. Thanks.