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I've periodically put the boilerplate css into a set of scss partials to make it easier for me to use compass with the boilerplate. It's a bit mess but it works for me.

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#HTML5 Boilerplate with Compass

This is a straight forward fork of the very excellent HTML5 Boilerplate project.

I'm keeping a fairly simple set of scss files that recreate the CSS from the boilerplate and allow me to more easily add my site-specific customisations on new projects using compass.

Nothing fancy

I'm not using Compass modules or anything like that. I simply have a set of partials that I keep up to date with the html5 boilerplate project. My style.scss file then wraps those partials around any site-specific css that I write (using compass) for a specific project.

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The real goodness is in the HTML5 Boilerplate project

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I've periodically put the boilerplate css into a set of scss partials to make it easier for me to use compass with the boilerplate. It's a bit mess but it works for me.

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