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Thanks for taking the time to do this. There have been a couple of pull requests related to Sass versions of the file, but I'd rather not have to maintain 2 near-identical files. I'm happy to either let people Sass-ify the file themselves or have others maintain a Sass version. Just to note: the |
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Cool! Thanks for the heads up on the sub/sup part, I'll check it out. I'll publish this on my own then, and try to keep track of your changes and keep it updated. |
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I've converted the file to Sass. Used Sass comments so when compiled they go away; this was done on purpose to get a smaller, faster, more "production ready" output. Figured devs who'd use this would see the comments in Sass either way, but don't need to see them in the output.