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Undefined mixin responsive-font

  • Undefined mixin responsive-font

    Posted 6 years 7 months ago
    • I imported a few particle into the Isotope theme. The theme works fine mostly until you use easyblog. Then it gives the following error on the theme

      500 Internal Server Error

      Oops, CSS Compilation on file 'custom.scss' failed on error: Undefined mixin responsive-font: line: 10.

      I posted it here because it seems to be a Gantry error regarding a font in the custom.scss file. The funny thing is there is no line 10 in the custom.scss

      This is the entirety of the file
      @import "dependencies";
      @import "cards";
      @import "video";
      @import "polldaddy";

      Do I need to import a font for this to work or how can this get fixed? Thanks for the help
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    Re: Undefined mixin responsive-font

    Posted 6 years 7 months ago
    • The just means that you didn't copy the responsive font mixin that one of the particles is using. Usually this can be found in the donor template _typography.scss file (don't copy the whole thing - only the mixin code to your custom.scss after the import of dependencies).

      Regards, Mark.
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  • Re: Undefined mixin responsive-font

    Posted 6 years 7 months ago
    • Thanks for the quick reply. I found 3 _typography files but non of them have the mixing font info in them. I used paticles from Flux and Notio templates. Neither has that font in it.
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    Re: Undefined mixin responsive-font

    Posted 6 years 7 months ago
    • it's actually in _utilities.scss in those templates.

      Regards, Mark.
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