Pragmatic Guide to Sass 1st Edition by Hampton Catlin, Michael Catlin ISBN 1934356840 9781934356845

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ISBN 10: 1934356840

ISBN 13: 978-1934356845

Author:  Hampton Catlin, Michael Catlin 

Pragmatic Guide to Sass 1st Edition: CSS is fundamental to the web, but it’s a basic language and lacks many features. Sass is just like CSS, but with a whole lot of extra power so you can get more done, more quickly. Build better web pages today with Pragmatic Guide to Sass. These concise, easy-to-digest tips and techniques are the shortcuts experienced CSS developers need to start developing in Sass today.

Written by Sass creator Hampton Catlin and Michael Lintorn Catlin, Pragmatic Guide to Sass shows you how to you to improve your CSS, from the basics to advanced topics, from first installation to sprucing up your buttons. You’ll see how to code the right way in Sass thanks to short, clear examples. Two-page spreads show the explanation on one side and code examples on the other. You’ll learn how to improve your pages in minutes.

You’ll be able to perform amazing feats of CSS including using variables, calculating layouts, and modifying colors. Did you ever want to make a color 10% less saturated? We’ll show you how to do that without needing a calculator.

Plus, learn about Compass, Sass’s library of carefully built hacks, reusable parts, and frameworks. Find out how to shortcut cross-browser issues and develop mixins for shortening text and making lists more exciting. You’ll wonder how you spent all those years styling sites without it!

Make things even easier with Blueprint, and discover how to use its predefined classes that you can apply to your Web site. From selector scoping to bundling, debugging, and designing custom functions, Pragmatic Guide to Sass will help you build the pages you’ve always wanted.

What You Need:

* An installation of Sass and Compass

* Some basic command line knowledge

 

Pragmatic Guide to Sass 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Basics

• Task 1: Installing Sass
• Task 2: Compiling Sass into CSS
• Task 3: Using Sass with Rails
• Task 4: Avoiding the Command Line: Using Scout
• Task 5: Commenting
• Task 6: Selector Scoping
• Task 7: Going Further with Advanced Scoping
• Task 8: Altering the CSS Output
• Task 9: Defining Variables
• Task 10: Calculating a Layout
• Task 11: Creating Themes with Advanced Colors
• Task 12: Importing
• Task 13: Building a Font Family Library
• Task 14: Resetting CSS

Part II: Advanced

• Task 15: Keeping It Semantic: @extend
• Task 16: Keeping Code Clean with Mixins
• Task 17: Taking Mixins Further with Variables
• Task 18: Debugging
• Task 19: Generating Cross-Browser Rounded Borders
• Task 20: Using Cross-Browser Opacity
• Task 21: Interpolating
• Task 22: Stop Repeating Yourself with @each
• Task 23: Determining Conditions with @if
• Task 24: Changing Looks with Nested @media

Part III: Compass

• Task 25: Setting Up for a Compass Project
• Task 26: Resetting: Much Easier with Compass
• Task 27: Sprucing Up Your Lists
• Task 28: Making Lists Horizontal
• Task 29: Sticking a Footer to a Window
• Task 30: Stopping Overflow with Clearfix
• Task 31: Truncating Text Using Ellipses
• Task 32: Stretching Elements
• Task 33: Jazzing Up Layouts with Columns
• Task 34: Spriting

Part IV: Blueprint CSS

• Task 35: Producing More Two-Column Layouts
• Task 36: Using Predefined Fancy Fonts
• Task 37: Making Beautiful Buttons

 

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