Shopify themes, liquid, logos, and UX
I am using the Shopify Minimal Theme.
I am curious about something:
What is the Difference Between the "theme.scss.liquid" file, and the "timber.scss.liquid" file?
Almost all of the code that I have edited and added to the bottom, has been in the "theme.scss.liquid" file.
But there is ONE piece of code that I placed at the bottom of the "timber.scss.liquid" file.
Here is the code that I put in the bottom of timber.scss.liquid:
.header-bar{
font-size: 18px !important;
}
I only put it in the timber.scss file because that is where it said to put it, in the post that I read here.
Would it work if I put that SAME EXACT CODE in my "theme.scss.liquid" file instead (then removed it from timber.scss after) ?????
I would rather not even deal with the timber.scss file, especially for just ONE piece of code (especially when I have so much other SIMILAR code in my theme.scss file).
yes both are same just some functionality are different css for example side cart and other so its different but you can do any one
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