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The base color to be used throughout the theme.
\nDefaults to: #808080
The base gradient to be used throughout the theme.
\nDefaults to: 'matte'
Background color to apply to the body element
\nDefaults to: transparent
The default text color to be used throughout the theme.
\nDefaults to: #000
The border radius for CSS shadows
\nDefaults to: 5px
The default font-family to be used throughout the theme.
\nDefaults to: helvetica , arial , verdana , sans-serif
The default font-family to be used throughout the theme.
\nDefaults to: 13px
default file extension to use for images (defaults to 'png').
\nDefaults to: 'png'
Default search path for images
\nDefaults to: '.'
True to include Chrome specific rules
\nDefaults to: true
True to include rules for browsers that do not support the border-box model\n(IE6 strict and IE7 strict)
\nDefaults to: $include-ie
True to include the default UI for each component.
\nDefaults to: true
True to include Firefox specific rules
\nDefaults to: true
True to include Internet Explorer specific rules
\nDefaults to: true
True to include files which are not found when compiling your SASS
\nTrue to include files which are not found when compiling your SASS
\nTrue to include Opera specific rules
\nDefaults to: true
True to include Safari specific rules
\nDefaults to: true
True to include all shadow images.
\nDefaults to: true
True to include Webkit specific rules
\nDefaults to: true
The neutral color to be used throughout the theme.
\nDefaults to: #dcdcdc
The prefix to be applied to all CSS selectors. If this is changed, it must also be changed in your\nJavaScript application.
\nDefaults to: 'x-'
True to use a relative image path for all new UIs. If true, the path will be \"../images/\".\nIt can also be a string of the path value.\nIt defaults to false, which means it will look for the images in the ExtJS SDK folder.
\nDefaults to: false
default file extension to use for slicer images (defaults to 'gif').
\nDefaults to: 'gif'
The base path relative to the CSS output directory to use for theme resources. For example\nif the theme's images live one directory up from the generated CSS output in a directory\nnamed 'foo/images/', you would need to set this variable to '../foo/' in order for the image\npaths in the CSS output to be generated correctly. By default this is the same as the\nCSS output directory.
\nDefaults to: ''
Creates a background gradient.
\n\nExample usage:
\n\n.foo {\n @include background-gradient(#808080, matte, left);\n}\n
\nThe background color of the gradient
\nThe type of gradient to be used. Can either\nbe a String which is a predefined gradient name, or it can can be a list of color stops.\nIf null is passed, this mixin will still set the background-color
to $bg-color.\nThe available predefined gradient names are:
Each of these gradient names corresponds to a function named linear-gradient[name].\nThemes can override these functions to customize the color stops that they return.\nFor example, to override the glossy-button gradient function add a function named\n\"linear-gradient-glossy-button\" to a file named \"sass/etc/mixins/background-gradient.scss\"\nin your theme. The function should return the result of calling the Compass linear-gradient\nfunction with the desired direction and color-stop information for the gradient. For example:
\n\n@function linear-gradient-glossy-button($direction, $bg-color) {\n @return linear-gradient($direction, color_stops(\n mix(#fff, $bg-color, 10%),\n $bg-color 50%,\n mix(#000, $bg-color, 5%) 51%,\n $bg-color\n ));\n}\n
\nDefaults to: $base-gradient
The direction of the gradient. Can either be\ntop
or left
.
Defaults to: top