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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

Editing and debugging your Sass code in a browser

When you directly edit your Sass code in a browser, you will immediately see the effects of your changes. To save your change, the browser should have access to your local file system. Browsers cannot access your file system by default. In this recipe, you will read about the steps required to edit in a browser and save your files.

Getting ready

In this recipe, the Google Chrome browser has been used. Browser editing is also possible with the Mozilla Firefox web browser.

Browser editing and debugging requires CSS source maps. CSS source maps are discussed in the next recipe of this chapter. You can repeat the steps in this recipe with any web page that uses CSS code built with Sass.

For this recipe, the Sass and HTML files from the Using CSS source maps to debug your code recipe are used again. These files are included in the download source code of this book. For a better understanding of the code used, it is recommended that you read the Using...

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