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Sass and Compass Designer's Cookbook

You're reading from   Sass and Compass Designer's Cookbook Over 120 practical and easy-to-understand recipes that explain how to use Sass and Compass to write efficient, maintainable, and reusable CSS code for your web development projects

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783286935
Length 436 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started with Sass FREE CHAPTER 2. Debugging Your Code 3. Variables, Mixins, and Functions 4. Nested Selectors and Modular CSS 5. Built-in Functions 6. Using Compass 7. Cross-Browser CSS3 Mixins 8. Advanced Sass Coding 9. Building Layouts with Sass 10. Building Grid-based Layouts with Susy and Sass 11. Foundation and Sass 12. Bootstrap and Sass 13. Meeting the Bourbon Family 14. Ruby on Rails and Sass 15. Building Mobile Apps 16. Setting up a Build Chain with Grunt Index

Adding Compass to your Ruby on Rails setup

Compass is a Sass library with prebuilt functions and mixins. In this recipe, you will learn how to use Compass for your RoR applications.

Getting ready

Read Chapter 6, Using Compass, of this book to learn more about Compass and also read the Hello world with Ruby on Rails recipe of this chapter to find out how to set up a RoR web application.

How to do it...

Learn how to add Compass to your RoR set up:

  1. Create a new Rails app by running the following command in your console:
    rails new recipe3
    
  2. Run, as already described in the Hello world with Ruby on Rails recipe, the controller generator and tell it that you want a controller called welcome with an action called index, using the following command:
    bin/rails generate controller welcome index
    
  3. Then add the compass-rails gem line to your application's Gemfile, as follows:
    gem 'compass-rails'
    
  4. Don't forget to run the bundle command in your console after the previous step.
  5. Change your application...
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