[css] Use CSS custom properties imported via @import
Is it possible for VS code to recognize CSS variables declared in a separate CSS file that is imported with `@import` ? For example, I would like to have a `variables.css` file that is all about declaring CSS custom properties. Then I would import that file on top of my main css file, and be able to have intellisense support for those variables. The way things work now, VSCode is not able to recognize those variables. Or maybe I am missing something obvious?
Posted by fluxxus on Jun 11, 2017, 2:24 PM
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[css] Use CSS custom properties imported via @import
Is it possible for VS code to recognize CSS variables declared in a separate CSS file that is imported with `@import` ? For example, I would like to have a `variables.css` file that is all about declaring CSS custom properties. Then I would import that file on top of my main css file, and be able to have intellisense support for those variables. The way things work now, VSCode is not able to recognize those variables. Or maybe I am missing something obvious?
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