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Syntactically Awesome Style Sheet (SCSS or SASS) is a cascading style sheets (CSS) extension that is used to style webpages with more advanced syntax. It is fully compatible with CSS syntax; but adds …
Today I'm going to show how to make a fun little FAQ page that looks a lot fancier than it is difficult. This project will come in three parts: the basic structure, improving accessibility, and the s…
Hi there! I'm a Frontend Developer and I've been using CSS for a long time. At first, it was fun, but sometimes my stylesheets got larger and more complex, and it was hard to maintain, not to mention …
Here's a quick and easy guide on how to setup TailwindCSS, using the SASS preprocessor, in a new RedwoodJS project. Requirements Make sure you have the correct npm / yarn versions installed, the details of which can be found at https://redw…
A while ago I made some fireworks using HTML Canvas. But then I wondered if you could make them without the Canvas. Turns out, the answer is yes. Set up The good news is that for the HTML we don't need anything! We'll use the body for the b…
I recently started using Sass and can confidently say I don't think I'll ever go back to voluntarily using plain CSS again. The ease and speed at which I can style my code is too much of a convenience…
The thing that inspired this was Kevin Powell doing some CSS art (with SCSS) that included stars. I wondered how to do it. I initially wanted to see how it was done without looking - I knew from Twitter that he'd used Sass math, but that wa…
Requirements Welcome to the blog on getting quick knowledge about SASS/SCSS. The requirements of this blog are: Prior basic understanding of CSS Package manager for windows chocolatey or homebrew for…
Sass has become a popular CSS pre-processor nowadays used often in many small to large scale web development projects. Just in case you are new to Sass, it stands for Syntactically Awesome Stylesheet …
Have you ever wondered what WordPress starter theme you should use for your next project? Well, look no further, as this article may contain the answers you seek! Back in my early days of web developm…
