possible solution for #8257

[DaSchTour]

taking first breakpoint and check if smallest and define it as zero-breakpoint

[gakimball]

Thanks for putting this together! My feedback:

• Name the variable $-zf-zero-breakpoint. The prefix emphasizes that it's a private variable—we don't need developers using it in their own code.
• You'll need to replace every instance of @include breakpoint(small) in the framework with @include breakpoint($-zf-zero-breakpoint), so that if someone renames small in their breakpoint list, all of the internals of the framework are able to switch over to the new name.

[DaSchTour]

Thanks for the feedback. I hoped I already found all references to small, but I'll check again. I'll make the changes as soon as possible.

[DaSchTour]

I change the variable following your feedback and replaced all usages of small breakpoint. I wasn't 100% sure about one place. It's _rows.scss:83

[DaSchTour]

Is there anything more to do?

[gakimball]

Nope, looks good. Thanks for putting it together!

[proimage]

So what's the quick-and-dirty guide to implementing this change in our bleeding-edge code? Do we just add something like this to settings.scss:

$-zf-zero-breakpoint: 'small'; // or 'xsmall' or 'tiny' or 'smallest' or whatever

[gakimball]

@proimage That will probably work. Edit: well, if you're already pulling in the develop branch, then you'll have the change anyway.

[proimage]

Thou assumest too muchly - I roll Foundation SCSS manually. :p

For the record, yes, after downloading the latest develop branch and using the scss folder therein, adding that one line above to my settings.scss appears to have brought things back to the way they were in 6.1.x. Much grass!