Sass uses thepkg:URLscheme to load stylesheets distributed by various package managers. Since Sass is used in the context of many different programming languages with different package management conventions,pkg
As Stylable uses static typing, you can see errors at build time, whichprevents runtime errors. Stylable files use thefile.st.cssnotation for the root Stylable stylesheets, meaning that these are regular CSS files. You can use the.st.cssfiles to style individual components in your applicatio...
Sass uses thepkg:URLscheme to load stylesheets distributed by various package managers. Since Sass is used in the context of many different programming languages with different package management conventions,pkg:URLs have almost no set meaning. Instead, users are encouraged to implement custom importers...
Super similar, right? The only possible issue here is with Less. Because the @ symbol has meaning in CSS – whereas the $ does not – there’s room for confusion for beginners who are not used to the standards of the language yet. ...
If a number clearly has strong meaning, that’s a use case for variablizing as well. $zHeader:2000;$zOverlay:5000;$zMessage:5050;.header{z-index:$zHeader;}.overlay{z-index:$zOverlay;}.message{z-index:$zMessage;} Ideally, those numbers should probably be kept in a separate file @...
Wow. That whole idea with - and _ meaning same thing is kinda strange solution. Sorry, something went wrong. esr360 commented Dec 30, 2017 It seems odd that this behaviour is intentional. At least there should be a compile error, right? The current behaviour as it stands according to...
More specifically, Sass is an extension of CSS3, and its SCSS (“Sassy CSS”) syntax—which we’ll talk about in just a moment—is a superset of CSS3. Meaning, any valid CSS3 document is a valid SCSS document as well. This is integral to Sass being something you can “ease into....
The meaning we find in it is the time it saves and the way it alleviates maintenance. Prem Gupta 8 years ago Reply sass Prem Gupta 8 years ago Reply very good Prem Gupta 8 years ago Reply love that.. Trupti Nagpure 8 years ago Reply same here Trupti Nagpure 8 years ago Reply when ...
Less uses @, Sass uses $. The dollar sign has no inherent meaning in CSS, while the @ sign does. It’s for things like declaring@keyframesor blocks of@mediaqueries. You could chalk this one up to personal preference and not a big deal, but I think the edge here is for Sass which...
(comparative of `little' usually used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning not as great in amount or degree; Of less importance Less time to spend with the family A shower uses less water Less than three years old Less (usually preceded by `no') lower in quality; No less than perfect...