Sass Mixin multiple properties in a loop



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I'm lost and not sure why this compiles but doesn't output anything. Also not even sure if I'm approaching this correctly. I started using a mixin within a loop to define a bunch of colors. This works great, except that depending on the place I may need to pass the colors to the color, border-color, or background-color properties. Also, I may need to pass the same color to one of those properties in a :hover state. This compiles, yet doesn't actually output anything if called.






// Category Colors
$category-1: #29b473 !default;
$category-2: #60e2c9 !default;
$category-3: #25a9e0 !default;
$category-4: #2b52ff !default;
$category-5: #c5a0ff !default;
$category-6: #ea2f69 !default;
$category-7: #ec1c24 !default;
$category-8: #f6921e !default;
$category-9: #cccc00 !default;

$categories: () !default;
$categories: map-merge((
"red": $category-1,
"blue": $category-2,
"black": $category-3,
"green": $category-4,
"yellow": $category-5,
"pink": $category-6,
"gray": $category-7,
"orange": $category-8,
"brown": $category-9,
), $categories);

// Mixins
@mixin category($parent, $color, $props, $hovers:null)
#$parent
@each $prop in $props
$prop:$color;

@if ($hovers)
&:hover
@each $hover in $hovers
$hover:$color;


@else



// Testing
@each $color, $value in $categories
@include category('.xyz-#$color', $value, (color, border-color), background-color);





Ignore the oddities with the colors please and that they aren't actually the colors that they are labeled.










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    I'm lost and not sure why this compiles but doesn't output anything. Also not even sure if I'm approaching this correctly. I started using a mixin within a loop to define a bunch of colors. This works great, except that depending on the place I may need to pass the colors to the color, border-color, or background-color properties. Also, I may need to pass the same color to one of those properties in a :hover state. This compiles, yet doesn't actually output anything if called.






    // Category Colors
    $category-1: #29b473 !default;
    $category-2: #60e2c9 !default;
    $category-3: #25a9e0 !default;
    $category-4: #2b52ff !default;
    $category-5: #c5a0ff !default;
    $category-6: #ea2f69 !default;
    $category-7: #ec1c24 !default;
    $category-8: #f6921e !default;
    $category-9: #cccc00 !default;

    $categories: () !default;
    $categories: map-merge((
    "red": $category-1,
    "blue": $category-2,
    "black": $category-3,
    "green": $category-4,
    "yellow": $category-5,
    "pink": $category-6,
    "gray": $category-7,
    "orange": $category-8,
    "brown": $category-9,
    ), $categories);

    // Mixins
    @mixin category($parent, $color, $props, $hovers:null)
    #$parent
    @each $prop in $props
    $prop:$color;

    @if ($hovers)
    &:hover
    @each $hover in $hovers
    $hover:$color;


    @else



    // Testing
    @each $color, $value in $categories
    @include category('.xyz-#$color', $value, (color, border-color), background-color);





    Ignore the oddities with the colors please and that they aren't actually the colors that they are labeled.










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      I'm lost and not sure why this compiles but doesn't output anything. Also not even sure if I'm approaching this correctly. I started using a mixin within a loop to define a bunch of colors. This works great, except that depending on the place I may need to pass the colors to the color, border-color, or background-color properties. Also, I may need to pass the same color to one of those properties in a :hover state. This compiles, yet doesn't actually output anything if called.






      // Category Colors
      $category-1: #29b473 !default;
      $category-2: #60e2c9 !default;
      $category-3: #25a9e0 !default;
      $category-4: #2b52ff !default;
      $category-5: #c5a0ff !default;
      $category-6: #ea2f69 !default;
      $category-7: #ec1c24 !default;
      $category-8: #f6921e !default;
      $category-9: #cccc00 !default;

      $categories: () !default;
      $categories: map-merge((
      "red": $category-1,
      "blue": $category-2,
      "black": $category-3,
      "green": $category-4,
      "yellow": $category-5,
      "pink": $category-6,
      "gray": $category-7,
      "orange": $category-8,
      "brown": $category-9,
      ), $categories);

      // Mixins
      @mixin category($parent, $color, $props, $hovers:null)
      #$parent
      @each $prop in $props
      $prop:$color;

      @if ($hovers)
      &:hover
      @each $hover in $hovers
      $hover:$color;


      @else



      // Testing
      @each $color, $value in $categories
      @include category('.xyz-#$color', $value, (color, border-color), background-color);





      Ignore the oddities with the colors please and that they aren't actually the colors that they are labeled.










      share|improve this question














      I'm lost and not sure why this compiles but doesn't output anything. Also not even sure if I'm approaching this correctly. I started using a mixin within a loop to define a bunch of colors. This works great, except that depending on the place I may need to pass the colors to the color, border-color, or background-color properties. Also, I may need to pass the same color to one of those properties in a :hover state. This compiles, yet doesn't actually output anything if called.






      // Category Colors
      $category-1: #29b473 !default;
      $category-2: #60e2c9 !default;
      $category-3: #25a9e0 !default;
      $category-4: #2b52ff !default;
      $category-5: #c5a0ff !default;
      $category-6: #ea2f69 !default;
      $category-7: #ec1c24 !default;
      $category-8: #f6921e !default;
      $category-9: #cccc00 !default;

      $categories: () !default;
      $categories: map-merge((
      "red": $category-1,
      "blue": $category-2,
      "black": $category-3,
      "green": $category-4,
      "yellow": $category-5,
      "pink": $category-6,
      "gray": $category-7,
      "orange": $category-8,
      "brown": $category-9,
      ), $categories);

      // Mixins
      @mixin category($parent, $color, $props, $hovers:null)
      #$parent
      @each $prop in $props
      $prop:$color;

      @if ($hovers)
      &:hover
      @each $hover in $hovers
      $hover:$color;


      @else



      // Testing
      @each $color, $value in $categories
      @include category('.xyz-#$color', $value, (color, border-color), background-color);





      Ignore the oddities with the colors please and that they aren't actually the colors that they are labeled.






      // Category Colors
      $category-1: #29b473 !default;
      $category-2: #60e2c9 !default;
      $category-3: #25a9e0 !default;
      $category-4: #2b52ff !default;
      $category-5: #c5a0ff !default;
      $category-6: #ea2f69 !default;
      $category-7: #ec1c24 !default;
      $category-8: #f6921e !default;
      $category-9: #cccc00 !default;

      $categories: () !default;
      $categories: map-merge((
      "red": $category-1,
      "blue": $category-2,
      "black": $category-3,
      "green": $category-4,
      "yellow": $category-5,
      "pink": $category-6,
      "gray": $category-7,
      "orange": $category-8,
      "brown": $category-9,
      ), $categories);

      // Mixins
      @mixin category($parent, $color, $props, $hovers:null)
      #$parent
      @each $prop in $props
      $prop:$color;

      @if ($hovers)
      &:hover
      @each $hover in $hovers
      $hover:$color;


      @else



      // Testing
      @each $color, $value in $categories
      @include category('.xyz-#$color', $value, (color, border-color), background-color);





      // Category Colors
      $category-1: #29b473 !default;
      $category-2: #60e2c9 !default;
      $category-3: #25a9e0 !default;
      $category-4: #2b52ff !default;
      $category-5: #c5a0ff !default;
      $category-6: #ea2f69 !default;
      $category-7: #ec1c24 !default;
      $category-8: #f6921e !default;
      $category-9: #cccc00 !default;

      $categories: () !default;
      $categories: map-merge((
      "red": $category-1,
      "blue": $category-2,
      "black": $category-3,
      "green": $category-4,
      "yellow": $category-5,
      "pink": $category-6,
      "gray": $category-7,
      "orange": $category-8,
      "brown": $category-9,
      ), $categories);

      // Mixins
      @mixin category($parent, $color, $props, $hovers:null)
      #$parent
      @each $prop in $props
      $prop:$color;

      @if ($hovers)
      &:hover
      @each $hover in $hovers
      $hover:$color;


      @else



      // Testing
      @each $color, $value in $categories
      @include category('.xyz-#$color', $value, (color, border-color), background-color);






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            Figured it out, needed to change my statements being used for property names to this format:



            $prop, and #$hover.






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                $prop, and #$hover.






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                $prop, and #$hover.







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