Invalid CSS after "i.icon.stopwatch.": expected class name, was "20:before" about fomantic-ui-sass HOT 5 CLOSED

This was fixed in fomantic-ui 2.8.7 by fomantic/Fomantic-UI#1546
This port just needs an update 😉

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did you manage to solve it? it's obscure

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This was fixed in fomantic-ui 2.8.7 by fomantic/Fomantic-UI#1546
This port just needs an update 😉

thank you!! i forgot to check closed issues. i'll fork this pr and use that in my gemfile.

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ok one final question:

in my application.css file i have this:

@import "semantic-ui";
/*
 *= require_self
 *= require fomantic_fixes
*/

those fixes are there because this gem does not allow theming. i would think that the order of import and require statements would override the default styles, but this is not the case. how would i override the default styles?

also according to this compilation through @import takes ages, whereas with *= require it's pretty quick? this is definitely a thing i am realizing now that i try this out in development.

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I've updated this gem to Fomantic-UI 2.8.7. Hopefully this fixes the issue.

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ok one final question:

in my application.css file i have this:

@import "semantic-ui";
/*
 *= require_self
 *= require fomantic_fixes
*/

those fixes are there because this gem does not allow theming. i would think that the order of import and require statements would override the default styles, but this is not the case. how would i override the default styles?

also according to this compilation through @import takes ages, whereas with *= require it's pretty quick? this is definitely a thing i am realizing now that i try this out in development.

Can you open a new issue and I can take a look?

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