3rd July 2017
SCSS Reverse direction
There may be a point in your CSS coding that you want to know the opposite of a direction (e.g. up, down). This function allows you to pass it a direction and get the opposite back!
SCSS
SCSS and Sass mixins, functions, compilation and tips for organising stylesheets.
There are 9 posts in the SCSS category.
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Responsive Typography in SCSS 2nd November 2015
Responsive Typography in SCSS
Making sure your typography is readable on every display is arguably one of the most important aspects of front-end development. If your users can’t read the content on the ...
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Creating SVG Sprites using Gulp and Sass 11th November 2014
Creating SVG Sprites using Gulp and Sass
Following on from our recent blog post about SVG Sprites which gave an introduction and overview to using SVGs in a sprite, this post will outline the processes and tools ...
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An Introduction to CSS Preprocessors 24th March 2014
An Introduction to CSS Preprocessors
Writing and updating CSS can be a repetitive, tedious and arduous task - especially for big projects. CSS preprocessors can help with that - amalgamating related styles and helping you make your style sheets more DRY
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A basic SCSS compilation gulpfile.js 17th March 2014
A basic SCSS compilation gulpfile.js
This post introduces how to compile SCSS with Gulp along with some core concepts
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Sass Rule Layout 23rd February 2014
Sass Rule Layout
We've been going through a bit of a reshuffle at work with regards to our front-end conventions and layout.
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From Less to Sass 4th February 2014
From Less to Sass
Recently we've decided a change in preprocessor to help optimise our workflow. Within this blog post, I am going to type Sass, but really I mean Scss.
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A placeholder mixin - for Less and Scss 23rd October 2013
A placeholder mixin - for Less and Scss
Creating a Less mixin to style input placeholders without using an autoprefixer
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Sass - Hidden Gems 11th November 2012
Sass - Hidden Gems
I've recently been getting into pre-processors for CSS and I have been using LESS for sometime - getting to grips with the nesting and variables while keeping a library of my own mixins.