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I am using SASS and found an inconvenience. This is an example of what I am trying to do: .message-error { background-color: red; p& { background-color: yellow } } Expected CSS: .message-error { background-color: red; } p.message-error { background-color: yellow ; } The idea: all elements with .message-error will be red, except if it is p.message-error. This is not real-life situation, just to show an example. SASS is not able to compile this, I even tried string concatenation. Is there some plugin that will do exactly the same? NOTE: I know I can put another CSS definition like: p.message-error{....} ...under, but I would like to avoid that and use one place for all .message-error definitions. Thanks.
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