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> Hello! > > At the moment, the [original library](https://github.com/sass/libsass) does not support modules and is considered deprecated. I also recommend reading the [“LibSass is Deprecated”](https://sass-lang.com/blog/libsass-is-deprecated) article. > > Keep...

> > Will you support Sass modules then? > > DartSassHost library is based on the [Node.js-version of Dart Sass](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sass) and accordingly supports modules. > > > Also, any chance...

Wow, really happy with this release. Going to test it ASAP! :) Thanks!

Actually, even if you changed IDs in runtime, that would still might break .net controls. The solution for avoiding that, would be not to clone an element but move it....

Forget about .net. That was just an example where the problem will come up sooner or later for those using this script. The important issue here is that cloning an...

The behavior I described is exactly like the one in your demo (http://markgoodyear.com/labs/headhesive/), but without cloning.You only show the fixed menu after some scrolling right (offset)? It's not visible as...

Making an element fixed, will have the same effect as if you removed it from the DOM. You will see everything below that element jump to fill the gap. By...

Today I found a website with a header bar behaving just like we discussed. http://www.ausdom.com/ The script is inside jquery.theme.home.js.

Hi Mark, sorry for the delay. busy week :) Checked your demo, uncommented the no clone version, and even changed the data attribute of the header tag to clone: false...

Hi Mark, tested again and only get two visible header bars upon load. The only init code I have now is /** \* Example options without cloning */ var options...