Here is a very reduced test case of what I am trying to accomplish:
This works:
html
$gradient: red, salmon
+background(linear-gradient($gradient))
This does not work:
html
$gradient: top, red, salmon
+background(linear-gradient($gradient))
And it gives me this error: "At least two color stops are required for a linear-gradient()
"
Yet, $gradient: top, red 10%, salmon 10%
doesn't work. Nor does $gradient: 35% 10%, red 10%, salmon 10%
. I need to be able to pass any valid CSS3 combination of the gradient syntax into the mixin, even multiple gradients.
+background(linear-gradient(35% 10%, red 10%, salmon 10%))
works, so I assume it should with a variable placeholder as well.
How can I get +background
to accept any valid CSS I pass it?
Use Sass Variable Arguments:
html
$gradient: top, red, salmon
+background(linear-gradient($gradient...))