Simplemde-markdown-editor: Convert CSS file to Sass

[WesCossick]

Title says it all. Sass is more organized. Will need to update the gulp file.

[Xarcell]

I disagree.

[nivv]

:+1:

@Xarcell I'm sure a compiled css file will be available too?

[WesCossick]

A compiled CSS file would probably be created as a middle step before it was minified. Of course, the distribution minified file would be pure CSS. Sass would just make development and maintenance easier and more organized.

[Xarcell]

That's a matter of opinion I guess. I don't believe sass makes things easier overall. It does from a development standpoint, but not from a design standpoint.

[Bonscho]

Agree. Totally.

[khagesh]

+1
I am up for any help.

[brossi]

I took the last build (b59279a3d8d186016398f81cc1d8d5645a44d128) and converted the simplemde.css file from straight CSS into SASS and Stylus versions:

• simplemde.sass (indented syntax)
• simplemde.scss ("new" css-like syntax)
• simplemde.styl

I hadn't planned on maintaining these, but I'll try to see what I can do to keep those links up with the current master branch if there's enough interest.

[ryan-codingintrigue]

Thanks @brossi. If nothing else, this will allow me to include the .scss as part of my existing bundling.

[erayaydin]

I think we need really LESS or SASS :+1:

[jpdevries]

What about regardless of CSS vs Sass using CSS Properties (with fallbacks) to support theming like:

.simplemde {
  --toolbar-bg: rebeccapurple;
  --toolbar-color: white;
}