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Aandresin87
Last edited Jan 26, 2022
Created on Jan 26, 2022

This example demonstrates how Sass variables with `!default` flags and comment-based theme sections control CSS output for an `input` element. The code shows two distinct themes—a red "sui-theme" and a blue "vertical-theme"—where the default variable is overridden, and a component layer applies the blue background while reusing the red token for the `:focus` color. Compiled with dart-sass 1.32.12 in expanded output style, the resulting CSS reveals the cascade order: the red background from the default, then the blue override, and the focus rule inheriting the original red token.

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