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• More productivity and smaller app development package length.
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• The most commonly used CSS web development framework with extensive flutter development support, Bootstrap, has changed the way CSS is applied to web development.
• Excellent JavaScript components with custom CDN.
3. Foundation
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- 1. Using Sass in Your WordPress Projects Kansas City WordCamp - July 12, 2014 !
- 2. Jeremy Green WordPress Developer at Endo Creative Organizer of the Fort Collins WordPress Meetup ! @greenhornet79 ! endocreative.com !
- 3. CSS Today !
- 4. Bert Bos, CSS co-inventor: ! “CSS stops short of even more powerful features that programmers use in their programming languages: macros, variables, symbolic constants, conditionals, expressions over variables, etc. That is because these things give power-users a lot of rope, but less experienced users will unwittingly hang themselves.”
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- 6. Putting the Power into CSS
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- 9. A CSS preprocessor that lets you write CSS: ! • faster • more efficient • more maintainable CSS with superpowers
- 10. A few of my favorite things
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- 13. Variables
- 14. ! • similar to php variables • turn repetitive values into variables • define it once, use it throughout your projects
- 15. Partials
- 16. ! • prepend partials with an underscore • split CSS into maintainable blocks of code • only one HTTP request!
- 17. ! Folders!
- 18. Extends
- 19. ! • reuse a snippet of CSS • does not accept any parameters • same styles as another class, except for a few rules
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- 22. ! • accepts parameters like a function • use for tedious tasks like vendor prefixes • reusable block of CSS, but with parameters
- 24. ! • create a media query mix-in • set breakpoints for your design • use logic and return content in a mixin
- 25. ! • use @include to call the mixin • stack media queries for different breakpoints • any rules inside media query will be added to CSS SCSS Compiled
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- 31. The App Way Open app, make changes, save file
- 33. Watch your files
- 36. Let’s Precompile
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- 38. One bite at a time ! ! you don’t have to use everything at once
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- 41. Stripped down style.css ! ! ! • comments for theme details • alert future developers about the theme using Sass
- 42. Use in a plugin ! ! ! • good even for small projects • use wp_enqueue_style to enqueue css file • split front and back end styles
- 44. Tips for Integration ! ! ! • make sure to update css and scss files on server • give option to edit css if needed • create a partial for overriding plugin styles • app is nice when you work on 10 projects a day
- 46. ! • CSS3 mixins • helper functions (colors, math, and much more) • generate sprites dynamically
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- 49. Final Thoughts ! ! ! • Sass won’t make you write better CSS • Sass won’t build an awesome WP theme • Don’t be afraid to try something new !
- 50. Resources ! ! ! • sass-lang.com • sassmeister.com • Compass • Susy • Breakpoint • Sass for Web Designers • CSS Tricks Screencast