Sass mixin does not work?

That mixin looks absolutely correct to me. Is that in style. Sass or style2.

Sass? I'm guessing you're defining it in one, and using it in the other. The first thing to check would be that when you're mixing it in, you're not forgetting to pass an argument.

For instance: round_div +round // will not work Instead of round_div +round(1em) // should work If that's not the case, try updating Sass. The ability to pass arguments to mixins was added in 2.2.0 I've got a gist a put up a few days ago for a slightly more complex version of the same mixin It's working fine for me as long as I mix it in with an argument, and have a new enough version of Sass.

That mixin looks absolutely correct to me. Is that in style. Sass or style2.

Sass? I'm guessing you're defining it in one, and using it in the other. The first thing to check would be that when you're mixing it in, you're not forgetting to pass an argument.

For instance: . Round_div +round // will not work Instead of . Round_div +round(1em) // should work If that's not the case, try updating Sass.

The ability to pass arguments to mixins was added in 2.2.0. I've got a gist a put up a few days ago for a slightly more complex version of the same mixin. It's working fine for me as long as I mix it in with an argument, and have a new enough version of Sass.

Ah... my Sass version is 2.0.9 (from the Ubuntu repos) – Macha Jan 26 '10 at 17:00.

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