CSS Macros

CSS Macros, small engine macros.php, so you can take the theme as good exapmple how to write css with macro.

Commands and macros to change the CSS.

/wp_metallic//inc/macros.php

When build your css you need to repeat your colors, or make a color depend on another one, lighter, darker or mix it. then remodifing your css will be so hard, CssMacros read the commands that started with $ like $get, $mix, and replace it with the real value that set before by $set or $def or with ini block.

Examples: Set the color and return the same value.

color: $set(mycolor, #000);

You can use $def instead of $set but $def not return any value.

$def(mycolor, #000)

Get the color from the variable

color: $get(mycolor); 
color: $change(mycolor);

Get it and make it lighten or darken by +10, range 0..100

color: $lighten(mycolor, 10); 
color: $change(mycolor, 10); make it lighten +10, rabge 100..0..100
color: $darken(mycolor, 10); make it darken +10, range 0..100
color: $change(mycolor, -10); range 100..0..100

Mix two of color, the range 100..0..100, 0 meant 50% from mycolor1 and 50% from mycolor2

color: $mix(mycolor1, mycolor2); mix 2 colors
color: $mix(mycolor1, mycolor2, 50);

To define the variables directly put it in $< and > (alone in a line), do not mix it with any text. notice that it is not a css it just like the ini file Examples:

$<
  back=#fff
  border=$mix(canvas_back, base, 80)
  background=$mix(canvas_back, base, 90)
  use_gradient=false
>

Also you can define a confition to execlude a bock of css the

$if(use_gradient)<
  border=$mix(canvas_back, base, 80)
  background: $mix(canvas_back, base, 90);
>

//Next example not tested yet//

$if(back, #fff)<
  border=$mix(canvas_back, base, 80)
  background: $mix(canvas_back, base, 90);
>

Disadvantages

You can not use nested commands like this :(

color: $lighten($mix(back, fore), 10);