Stylesheets grow large overtime. The more they grow, the more difficult it is to maintain them. It only makes sense to break large stylesheets into...
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Great job, very nice article, it cleared the main intention of scss over css that how smartly we can work with css using scss. Can you elaborate what are partials, actually i know partials are little snippets of html or css code but i need more definition. It would be pleasure if you could explain partials.
Awesome :) thank you very much for your objective and great article. Happy codding
You don't need to import them again, if they were imported in the main-file at an earlier time. Importing is really just like copypasting the file-contents into the main-file.
when importing files from other folders, is there a way to import multiple files from within a folder without having to specify each files name?
You can do that by writing an index file sass-lang.com/documentation/at-rul...
Hi
1) Can we use
@useinstead?2) What is the difference between
@useand@import?TIA.
You can use @use to access specific value/variable instead of the whole file being imported
Good read..
Partial helps me to resume my style in other projects, which is awesome.
How do you determine if something is a component or not? I just started learning sass and I'm having trouble deciding if something should be a component or not. Thanks.
It's like writing a function in programming language, i divide my components into bit based on the task each is performing.
Think of component as a block of Style that can perform a particular task and also be repeated in your stylesheet
e.g button, navigation, variables,etc, they can be repeated in your present project and other upcoming projects too.