let's rock this baby with SASS and some nice css3 effects

[GianlucaGuarini]

• added SASS as default css preprocessor
• added a README file for dummies
• cleaner css structure
• added a nice text shadow animation on the home page search field

[danheberden]

regardless of whether or not we want to do this, i noticed your diff affected every line - perhaps your editor converted the file to soft-tabs? Can you fix so that the diff shows only the lines that actually changed?

[scottgonzalez]

Please start with things that are non-controversial.

[GianlucaGuarini]

your editor converted the file to soft-tabs? Can you fix so that the diff shows only the lines that actually changed?

@danheberden you are right but the style.css outputted is generated by compass from the .scss files, so you should not look that file (does it really matter the indentation of a css automatically generated?) and anyway this file should never be edited! If you will decide to use a css preprocessor you have to work just on the .scss files in the sass folder.

Do we need this? I assume there is a way to generate the file without this?

@Krinkle what do you mean? Would you remove the sass folder? In that case it does not make any sense to use a CSS preprocessor because the style.css is just an output coming from that folder.