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simplifying later customization #3658

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twentyfortysix opened this issue May 31, 2012 · 2 comments
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simplifying later customization #3658

twentyfortysix opened this issue May 31, 2012 · 2 comments

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@twentyfortysix
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Hello,

Here is an idea.
as you let us define our custom variables one by one, it'll be cool if we there will way how we can copy > paste or variables at once. Why?

example:
When I work on project i set up some variables generate the bootstrap and everything is fine. But after a time when I (client, etc. change my mind and I want to generate the bootstrap with slight different variables. to do so, I have to fill all the values in the form one by one, which is tiresome.

What I do is that I write the variables in to my own CSS as comment like this:
@textcolor #000
@linkColor #000
@linkColorHover #333
@sansFontFamily Nimbus, Tahoma
....

Without this memo I won't be able to go back and generate my customized bootstrap again.

My suggestion is to have a input box on the page http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/download.html
where we can place this memo which will refill the variables.

I think the format can be simple as each variable per line, like the example above.
That will help enormously.

thanks for the grade work, all the best 2046

@mdo
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mdo commented May 31, 2012

We have an open issue already to address saved variables and other Customizer improvements. We'll punt this discussion to there.

@mdo mdo closed this as completed May 31, 2012
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jmathai commented Sep 1, 2012

@markdotto Link to the other issue?

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