… Sass to use, taking advantage of some of its more intermediate to advanced features. Year after year, I continue...
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Get Loopy with Sass
Whether you use Sass/SCSS, Less, or Stylus to compile your CSS, one thing’s for certain; it just makes life much...
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If you’ve followed along the WDS blog/Github/Twitter etc, you’ll know pretty well by now we’re a team that uses Sass as...
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I love me some Sass. I also love the color purple, as you'll discover below. I think part of the...
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On a recent project, I started to feel a bit overwhelmed with managing numerous layers with z-index. The thing about...
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… SassDoc with: Here is an example of a simple configuration for your Gruntfile, but there are plenty of other...
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I love Sass, and I love using icon fonts. However, I do not like the limitations of using inline non-semantic,...
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When I think about a few "game-changers" in regards to how I build websites today compared to ten years ago,...
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So what is Neat? Well Neat is a semantic, lightweight, and powerful grid built on top of Bourbon and Sass....
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