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In the digital age, where data is the backbone of businesses, secure and efficient management is paramount. Enter virtual data rooms – an advanced solution that has revolutionized the way companies handle sensitive information. With a plethora of virtual data room providers available, it’s crucial to make informed choices to ensure your data is in … Continue reading “Exploring the Top Virtual Data
If you read my previous article on Sass’s @extend directive or if you have pretty solid knowledge about the way Sass works, you may be aware that you cannot do this: %example { color: blue; font-weight: bold; font-size: 2em; } @media (max-width: 800px) { .generic-class { @extend %example; } } What’s happening here is we’re trying to extend a placeholder inside a media query from another scope (in
Automated Enforcement Matters, and SCSS-Lint is Excellent(If you don’t really want to read, just look at SCSS-Lint and seriously consider using it.) There seems to be universal agreement that consistent, predictable code style is important, in any language (at least if more than one fallible human is working on the project for more than one week); and that thorough code styleguides, which enable t
Susy was a responsive layout engine for Sass, before flexbox and CSS grid were available. Susy is now deprecated, and will not receive updates. If you need help moving off Susy, or learning the latest in web layout, we offer training and consulting to help bring you up-to-date. Contact us for details » Not everyone can play with the latest specs, and there will always be edge-cases that require ma
A couple of days ago, I tweeted about how I thought selector nesting actually caused more problems than it solved. In retrospect, I think selector nesting has done more harm than good. People are now trying to solve issues they are inflicting themselves. — Hugo Giraudel (@HugoGiraudel) September 20, 2014 Some people agreed, some did not. In any case, it raised a couple of interesting thoughts so I
Sass creates Syntactically Awesome Style sheets, or at least thats what it is supposed to do. When used effectively, Sass helps to build scalable and DRY CSS. When used incorrectly however, Sass can actually increase file size and add unnecessary or duplicate code. Below is a series of hints and tips to help you get the best out of Sass… Key Takeaways Proper structuring of your Sass project from t
Everything you need to know about Sass 3.4 Micah Godbolt | Developer July 15, 2014 Sass 3.4 may not be as groundbreaking as 3.3 was, but it does comes with one fundamental shift that deserves some careful attention. This feature actually made a brief appearance in Sass 3.3 betas, but was eventually pulled for further refinement. By the looks of the thing, it was well worth the wait! In Sass 3.4 we
Traditionally stylesheets describe the majority of the presentation layer for a website. However as JavaScript becomes necessary to present information in a stylistically consistent way, it becomes troublesome to keep these mediums in sync. Data visualizations and break-point based interaction are prime examples of this; something I bumped into on my most recent project. I should note that this is
Z-index is an inherently tricky thing, and maintaining z-index order in a complex layout is notoriously difficult. With different stacking orders and contexts, keeping track of them as their numbers increase can be hard — and once they start to spread across CSS files, forget about it! Because z-index can make or break a UI element’s visibility and usability, keeping your website’s UI in working o
One of the exciting new features in Sass 3.3 that every developer should take advantage of is source maps. As CSS pre-processors, minifiers, and JavaScript transpilers have become mainstream it is increasingly difficult to debug the code running in the browser because of differences with the original source code. or example, if you use CoffeeScript (which compiles to JavaScript) you won’t see Coff
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