I'm not really sure where to go to receive help with SASS that isn't github. So I thought I'd try here. $primary: ( "base": #6494ED, "dark": #215FD0, "medium": #427BE2, "light": #8AB0F5, "pale": #BBD2FB, ); $primary-color: color("primary", "base") !default; $primary-medium: color("primary", "medium") !default; $primary-light: color("primary", "light") !default; $primary-pale: color("primary", "pale") !default; Code (CSS): Compiles to: a, #back { color: color("primary", "light"); font-weight: 500; } .layer{ background-color: color("neutral", "base"); } Code (CSS): Instead of: color #8AB0F5. SASS gives me no errors, and I only know this code should work because materializecss uses the same method and it works; but for whatever reason I can't get this to work and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. The files are ordered properly; it's just not compiling and not exactly sure how to get it to compile correctly.
I can't delete this post; but ultimately I solved the problem. Was missing some code needed to make it work.
heh, honestly you'd be better off just deleting all of it and not using the bloated time wasting idiotic halfwit nonsense that is LESS/SASS/SCSS/whatever. How to take something moronically simple and make it needlessly complicated all because "wah, I'm too derp to know how to leverage selectors properly". But I guess like every other bit of dumbass ignorant BULLSHIT that's become hot and trendy the past few years, most people simply don't know enough about HTML or CSS to realize how badly idiocy like SASS saddles them up and takes them for a ride.