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  1. Jon Buckner
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  3. Sunday, 12 October 2014
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Hi folks,
I am looking for a bit of insight please

I though I would create a new mixins.less file in the local folder (to test and learn the 'local folder' way of doing things) and it seems some files get compiled and some do not.

template.less and styles.less do

Mixins.less does not, even though there is a Mixins.less file in the less directory: [template_name]/less/mixins.less

I assume it is not compiling because it is not getting imported directly by the template.less file (though I expect I am completely wrong here).

Any pointers, tips, suggestions etc greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Jon
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Hi Jon Buckner,

It's fine, I understood your point :). Yeah, let me know if you any further concern.

Gardner.
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Thanks Mr Luna

I re-read my post and it is really badly written, sorry for that...

I will re-do the [template]/local method and see if I understand it better and then come back and ask a question if that's cool
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Hi Jon Bucker,

For the mixins.less, you need to include it in .less files. The meaning of the mixins.less file is to import in other .less files. Please try to import it in any .less file then compile again, it should work.

Gardner.
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