What I'm trying to do: I have (for now) 7 colors as variables. I want to be able to use them at several places and iterate throught them.
This is what I have that don't work
@color1:#06A1C0;
@color2:#8F4F9F;
@color3:#ED1D24;
@color4:#5A9283;
@color5:#B38C51;
@color6:#EC008C;
@color7:#8F4F9F;
@iterations: 8;
.mixin-loop (@index) when (@index > 0) {
color@{index}:hover{
@tmp: ~'@color';
@num: @index;
color: @tmp@num;
}
.mixin-loop(@index - 1);
}
.mixin-loop (0) {}
.mixin-loop(@iterations);
What I need I want this as a result
.color1:hover{color#06A1Co}
.color2:hover{color#8F4F9F}
etc..
What's the problem? I can't find a way to evalute @tmp@num to get the actual variable.
UPDATE Perfect answer provided by Ash Hitchcock below.
I have just been trying todo the same thing today with LESS. The solution I came up with is to use a Parametric Mixin to create (define) the variable, see updated exmaple:
Hope this helps.
Why don't you use them in your CSS file? Why are you trying them in your File? its not a great idea.
Using the CSS for each DIV will be good. Give it a class with the code Like:
And just use one CSS for all the conditions. That would be simple.