I do happen to know that using this method you can't assign a Bulma variable to a custom SCSS variable, only a value, so I probably made a mistake somewhere along the line. Thanks for pointing this out, BTW. Perhaps bulma.io/documentation/customize/w... (or at least the last half of it) could help?
Yeah i now did it by using an extra nuxt module@nuxtjs/style-resources that loads my styles.scss and then if i also load it using the css property in nuxt i get what i want but i do have the feeling its now loading and generating more css then it should since a lot of classes are being there twice. Purgeing my css does not seem to fix that.
Are you using github.com/Developmint/nuxt-purgecss? Because that's the only way I got PurgeCSS to work. If I'm not mistaken, you otherwise should be doing it right.
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I do happen to know that using this method you can't assign a Bulma variable to a custom SCSS variable, only a value, so I probably made a mistake somewhere along the line. Thanks for pointing this out, BTW. Perhaps bulma.io/documentation/customize/w... (or at least the last half of it) could help?
Yeah i now did it by using an extra nuxt module
@nuxtjs/style-resourcesthat loads my styles.scss and then if i also load it using the css property in nuxt i get what i want but i do have the feeling its now loading and generating more css then it should since a lot of classes are being there twice. Purgeing my css does not seem to fix that.Are you using github.com/Developmint/nuxt-purgecss? Because that's the only way I got PurgeCSS to work. If I'm not mistaken, you otherwise should be doing it right.