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append() merge two space separated lists problem
See original GitHub issueHi
When I use the append() function to merge two space separated list with comma, it returns three sub-lists rather than two. But if I merge the two lists via @for loop, that works fine. Any idea please?
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To create a new list out of two lists, use
join(). It will enforce certain separator type between all items.To create a list of lists, simply use a comma.
Demo: http://sassmeister.com/gist/ee2b7f15d647d3a97405
@chriseppstein Thank you so much, I understand now.