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I'm working on WordPress theme that needs to have color schemes functionality. I am forced to use less on this project. I have file called schemes.less, that contains code for styling different colored sections on a webpage. Then I have set of less files called: dark.less, light.less, blue.less etc. I am importing them using default values technique ( http://lesscss.org/features/#variables-feature-default-variables ), but because of lazy loading if I import the scheme.less multiple times every time I have the same variables. Are there any ways to workaround that? Isolate themes from each other

I just downloaded an intializr generated version of Bootstrap. I also installed SimpLESS to keep from having to constantly having to manually recompile my LESS files and to avoid using the in-browser compiler. SimpLESS however, refuses to compile the very basic style.css file in my directory. It spits up: Result of expresiin style.less on 'e.message' [undefined] is not an object. Note: "Expression" is indeed spelled the way it appears above. My style.less file currently looks like this: @import "bootstrap/bootstrap.less"; body { padding-top: 60px; padding-bottom: 40px; } @import "bootstrap

最近发现好多小伙伴在面试的过程中会问到vue如何使用less和scss，所以我绝对更新、复习一下less；废话不多说直接进主题； 依赖下载 1、首先使用npm下载依赖； npm install --save less less-loader 2、安装完成后检查是否安装成功； lessc -v 　　 3、如果安装成功后，会显示安装成功后的版本； 引用方法 1、在main.js import less from 'less' Vue.use(less) 2、然后创建一个.vue文件我们开始玩耍了； 注意：独立的vue文件需要引入less <style lang="less"></style> 开始使用 1、less中变量的使用； 在less，允许我们使用以变量的形式来定义，定义方式：@k:v; 使用方式：@k; <div class="box"></div> <style lang="less"> @color:red; @k:100px; .box{ width:@k; height:@k; background: @color; } </style> 此时就会有一个宽100px,高100px，背景红色的正方形显示在页面上了; 2、字符串拼接变量使用方式； <div class="box1"></div> <style lang="less" scoped> @img:'./img/

When I enter the following less code: (paste it into http://less2css.org ) @item-width: 120px; @num-cols: 3; @margins: 2 * 20px; @layout-max-width: @num-cols * @item-width + @margins; @media (min-width: @layout-max-width) { .list { width: @layout-max-width; } } ... the resulting CSS is: @media (min-width: 3 * 120px + 40px) { .list { width: 400px; } } Notice that the same variable @layout-max-width - in the media query it produces an expression (which isn't what I want) and when used as the value for the width property it produces 400px (which is also what I want for the media query.) Is there

I love the ability of less.js to make nested rules. For example .A{ .B{ width:50px; } } which results in .A .B{ width:50px; } But is there a way to make it result in this: .A > .B{ width:50px; } I´ve already tried to do this: .A{ &>.B{ width:50px; } } But it does not work... Thanks! It's as simple as this: .A { > .B { width: 50px; } } Another related question: Immediate Child selector in LESS Some documentation: http://lesscss.org/features/#features-overview-feature-nested-rules (doesn't actually include relevant example) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7634932/less-js-strong-nested

Is it possible to escape whole declaration? This complies fine in less.js (I'm using less.app) margin: e(" 0 10px"); But this throws an error: e("margin: 0 10px"); I've tried putting 'margin' in a variable but without success. Sorry that's not possible. A couple things though: The official escape designation (according to lesscss.org is the tilde-quote, not the e() syntax, like so: margin: ~"0 10px"; Second, the code you provided is not nearly complex enough to warrant a LESS CSS string literal. Please share the actual code that you are having trouble with. You may want to close this question