Theming Form Elements with Sass
Dennis shows us how we can use Sass to make theming form elements to match visuals. Some cool ways to style form elements. It’s rather advanced, though. Source: Theming Form Elements with Sass
Dennis shows us how we can use Sass to make theming form elements to match visuals. Some cool ways to style form elements. It’s rather advanced, though. Source: Theming Form Elements with Sass
Using Sass’ ability to use mixins and functions James makes using a defensive CSS trick easy. Quantity Queries sounds fun. Wonder if someday can apply this. Source: Using Sass for “Quantity Queries”
Byron shows us a neat function to convert any typograhpical unit in CSS to another using Sass There are 4 units for typography: pixels, percentages, ems, and points. Noted. Source: Converting Your Typographic Units with Sass
Everything about Sass Maps.
I asked front-end developers to fill in a survey about their their knowledge and usage patterns across a number of front-end tools. Check out the results. Surprisingly, Gulp is used more than Grunt. Time to change, too? Or just stick with Grunt? And this “module bundler” seems like things to catch. Never used/heard before. Source: […]
I presented at WordCamp Seattle over the weekend, about a tool that has made my frontend development work way easier: Sass, the CSS preprocessor. It was re Already use SASS. But never made a function or mixin such these. Would love to. Source: Four Reasons to Fall in Love with Sass for WordPress (if You […]
Cathy, shows us how we can create a dynamic gradient text function for webkit browsers. Interesting. But not likely to try it. Source: A Dynamic Gradient Text Function in Sass
Learn how to use Grunt’s Sass, watch, and connect plug-ins to create a build system that opens a browser, and updates any change in html, or Sass code. grunt-contrib-connect seems interesting. Going to check that when had a time. Source: Watch: Compiling Sass using grunt-contrib-watch