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Sass and Compass Designer's Cookbook
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ThisbookismainlyintendedforwebdevelopersanddesignerswhoarecomfortablewithCSSandHTML.IfyouaresomeonewithsomeexperiencewithCSS,youwillfindthelearningcurveoflearningSasssyntaxtobelesssteep.Basicknowledgeofwebdevelopmentishelpfulbutyoudon'thavetobeaprogrammertounderstandSass.
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- Index
- Utilizing Yeoman
- Getting Grunt watch for Sass and LiveReload to work
- Automatically prefixing your code with Grunt
- Installing Bourbon in the build chain
- Integrating Compass in the build chain
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- Index 更新時(shí)間：2021-07-16 10:57:14
- Utilizing Yeoman
- Getting Grunt watch for Sass and LiveReload to work
- Automatically prefixing your code with Grunt
- Installing Bourbon in the build chain
- Integrating Compass in the build chain
- Adding the Sass compiler task
- Adding a configuration definition for a plugin
- Utilizing the Gruntfile.js file
- Installing Grunt plugins
- Installing Grunt
- Introduction
- Chapter 16. Setting up a Build Chain with Grunt
- Using mixins to customize your Foundation App project
- Setting up a Foundation App project
- Customizing the buttons of your Ionic project
- Starting a new Ionic project using Sass
- Installing the Ionic framework
- Introduction
- Chapter 15. Building Mobile Apps
- Creating a RoR app with Foundation 6
- Integrating Bootstrap
- Using Bourbon inside Rails
- Using Susy with Ruby on Rails
- Adding Compass to your Ruby on Rails setup
- Explaining the main.css.scss file
- Hello world with Ruby on Rails
- Introduction
- Chapter 14. Ruby on Rails and Sass
- Using the page navigation component from Refills
- Creating buttons with Bitters
- Semantic grids with Neat
- Using modular scales for typefacing
- Creating visual triangles
- Bourbon mixins for prefixing
- Introduction
- Chapter 13. Meeting the Bourbon Family
- Using WordPress with Bootstrap and Sass
- Implementing semantic layouts with Bootstrap
- Extending the mixins with your own mixins
- Using Bootstrap mixins and classes
- Extending components using @extend
- Making custom navbars
- Making custom cards
- Making custom buttons
- Configuring Bootstrap using variables
- Customizing Bootstrap with variables
- Downloading and installing Bootstrap
- Introduction
- Chapter 12. Bootstrap and Sass
- Using Foundation 6 with WordPress and Sass
- Building off-canvas menus with Sass and JavaScript
- Creating semantic grids with Foundation
- Integrating Foundation in a Compass project
- Installing Foundation CLI
- Introduction
- Chapter 11. Foundation and Sass
- Generating asymmetric layouts
- Preventing subpixel rounding errors
- Mobile first and responsive grids
- Defining containers and columns
- Installing and configuring Susy
- Introduction
- Chapter 10. Building Grid-based Layouts with Susy and Sass
- Using Compass Layout Module
- Creating grids with semantic.gs
- Integrating a vertical navigation menu in your layout
- Applying the grid on your design
- Building a semantic grid with mixins
- Creating responsive grids
- Building a grid with grid classes
- Importing and organizing your files
- Using a CSS Reset
- Introduction
- Chapter 9. Building Layouts with Sass
- Media queries with Breakpoint
- Image sprites with Compass
- Using icon fonts
- Creating color contrasts automatically
- Creating a vertical rhythm for your website
- Loops with @while
- Using @each
- Using @for
- Using @if
- Introduction
- Chapter 8. Advanced Sass Coding
- Mobile first strategies
- The -prefix-free library
- Applying progressive enhancement
- The Can I Use database
- Cross browser CSS3 with Compass
- Using vendor prefixes
- Browser support
- Introduction
- Chapter 7. Cross-Browser CSS3 Mixins
- Using Bootstrap with Compass
- Maintaining your applications with Compass
- Adding Compass to an existing Sass project
- Tuning vendor prefixes from Compass stylesheets
- Truncating Text with ellipses
- Extending Sass with Compass helper functions
- Introduction
- Chapter 6. Using Compass
- Adding custom functions to Sass
- Conditional assignments
- Introspection functions
- Selector functions
- Map functions
- List functions
- Number functions
- String functions
- Color functions
- Introduction
- Chapter 5. Built-in Functions
- Applying the OOCSS SMACSS and BEM methodologies
- Avoiding nested selectors too deeply for more modular CSS
- Emitting rules at the root of the document
- Using the @extend directive with care
- Using the @extend directive together with the @media at-rule
- Using placeholder selectors with the @extend directive
- Utilizing the @extend directive
- Using the & operator to change the selector order
- Using multiple & signs to refer to the parent selector more than once
- Referencing parent selectors with the & sign
- Creating more intuitive code and making inheritance clear
- Using nested selectors
- Introduction
- Chapter 4. Nested Selectors and Modular CSS
- Creating pure Sass functions
- Duplicating mixins and name collisions
- Writing mixins with arguments
- Leveraging mixins
- Interpolation of variables
- Declaring variables with !default
- Applying operations in Sass
- Using variables
- Introduction
- Chapter 3. Variables Mixins and Functions
- Playing on SassMeister
- Using the @debug @warn and @error directives
- Building style guides with the Kalei Styleguide
- Building style guides with tdcss.js
- Commenting your code in the SCSS syntax
- Editing and debugging your Sass code in a browser
- Using CSS source maps to debug your code
- Introduction
- Chapter 2. Debugging Your Code
- Writing your code in a text editor
- Working with partials
- Choosing your output style
- Writing Sass or SCSS
- Using Sass in the browsers
- Using the sass-gulp plugin with Gulp
- Using the Sass interactive mode and SassScript
- Using Sass on the command line
- Installing Compass
- Installing Sass for command line usage
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Getting Started with Sass
- Customer support
- Reader feedback
- Conventions
- Sections
- Who this book is for
- What you need for this book
- What this book covers
- Preface
- eBooks discount offers and more
- www.PacktPub.com
- About the Reviewers
- About the Author
- Credits
- Sass and Compass Designer's Cookbook
- coverpage
- coverpage
- Sass and Compass Designer's Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- eBooks discount offers and more
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Sections
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Chapter 1. Getting Started with Sass
- Introduction
- Installing Sass for command line usage
- Installing Compass
- Using Sass on the command line
- Using the Sass interactive mode and SassScript
- Using the sass-gulp plugin with Gulp
- Using Sass in the browsers
- Writing Sass or SCSS
- Choosing your output style
- Working with partials
- Writing your code in a text editor
- Chapter 2. Debugging Your Code
- Introduction
- Using CSS source maps to debug your code
- Editing and debugging your Sass code in a browser
- Commenting your code in the SCSS syntax
- Building style guides with tdcss.js
- Building style guides with the Kalei Styleguide
- Using the @debug @warn and @error directives
- Playing on SassMeister
- Chapter 3. Variables Mixins and Functions
- Introduction
- Using variables
- Applying operations in Sass
- Declaring variables with !default
- Interpolation of variables
- Leveraging mixins
- Writing mixins with arguments
- Duplicating mixins and name collisions
- Creating pure Sass functions
- Chapter 4. Nested Selectors and Modular CSS
- Introduction
- Using nested selectors
- Creating more intuitive code and making inheritance clear
- Referencing parent selectors with the & sign
- Using multiple & signs to refer to the parent selector more than once
- Using the & operator to change the selector order
- Utilizing the @extend directive
- Using placeholder selectors with the @extend directive
- Using the @extend directive together with the @media at-rule
- Using the @extend directive with care
- Emitting rules at the root of the document
- Avoiding nested selectors too deeply for more modular CSS
- Applying the OOCSS SMACSS and BEM methodologies
- Chapter 5. Built-in Functions
- Introduction
- Color functions
- String functions
- Number functions
- List functions
- Map functions
- Selector functions
- Introspection functions
- Conditional assignments
- Adding custom functions to Sass
- Chapter 6. Using Compass
- Introduction
- Extending Sass with Compass helper functions
- Truncating Text with ellipses
- Tuning vendor prefixes from Compass stylesheets
- Adding Compass to an existing Sass project
- Maintaining your applications with Compass
- Using Bootstrap with Compass
- Chapter 7. Cross-Browser CSS3 Mixins
- Introduction
- Browser support
- Using vendor prefixes
- Cross browser CSS3 with Compass
- The Can I Use database
- Applying progressive enhancement
- The -prefix-free library
- Mobile first strategies
- Chapter 8. Advanced Sass Coding
- Introduction
- Using @if
- Using @for
- Using @each
- Loops with @while
- Creating a vertical rhythm for your website
- Creating color contrasts automatically
- Using icon fonts
- Image sprites with Compass
- Media queries with Breakpoint
- Chapter 9. Building Layouts with Sass
- Introduction
- Using a CSS Reset
- Importing and organizing your files
- Building a grid with grid classes
- Creating responsive grids
- Building a semantic grid with mixins
- Applying the grid on your design
- Integrating a vertical navigation menu in your layout
- Creating grids with semantic.gs
- Using Compass Layout Module
- Chapter 10. Building Grid-based Layouts with Susy and Sass
- Introduction
- Installing and configuring Susy
- Defining containers and columns
- Mobile first and responsive grids
- Preventing subpixel rounding errors
- Generating asymmetric layouts
- Chapter 11. Foundation and Sass
- Introduction
- Installing Foundation CLI
- Integrating Foundation in a Compass project
- Creating semantic grids with Foundation
- Building off-canvas menus with Sass and JavaScript
- Using Foundation 6 with WordPress and Sass
- Chapter 12. Bootstrap and Sass
- Introduction
- Downloading and installing Bootstrap
- Customizing Bootstrap with variables
- Configuring Bootstrap using variables
- Making custom buttons
- Making custom cards
- Making custom navbars
- Extending components using @extend
- Using Bootstrap mixins and classes
- Extending the mixins with your own mixins
- Implementing semantic layouts with Bootstrap
- Using WordPress with Bootstrap and Sass
- Chapter 13. Meeting the Bourbon Family
- Introduction
- Bourbon mixins for prefixing
- Creating visual triangles
- Using modular scales for typefacing
- Semantic grids with Neat
- Creating buttons with Bitters
- Using the page navigation component from Refills
- Chapter 14. Ruby on Rails and Sass
- Introduction
- Hello world with Ruby on Rails
- Explaining the main.css.scss file
- Adding Compass to your Ruby on Rails setup
- Using Susy with Ruby on Rails
- Using Bourbon inside Rails
- Integrating Bootstrap
- Creating a RoR app with Foundation 6
- Chapter 15. Building Mobile Apps
- Introduction
- Installing the Ionic framework
- Starting a new Ionic project using Sass
- Customizing the buttons of your Ionic project
- Setting up a Foundation App project
- Using mixins to customize your Foundation App project
- Chapter 16. Setting up a Build Chain with Grunt
- Introduction
- Installing Grunt
- Installing Grunt plugins
- Utilizing the Gruntfile.js file
- Adding a configuration definition for a plugin
- Adding the Sass compiler task
- Integrating Compass in the build chain
- Installing Bourbon in the build chain
- Automatically prefixing your code with Grunt
- Getting Grunt watch for Sass and LiveReload to work
- Utilizing Yeoman
- Index 更新時(shí)間：2021-07-16 10:57:14
