Say you need to use a certain selector in multiple places in your code. It’s not tremendously common, to be sure, but stuff happens. Repeated code is typically an opportunity for abstraction. Abstracting values in Sass is easy, but selectors …
The following is a guest post by Filip Naumovic from Salsita Software. Filip has built a Sass tool to help with an issue I know I’ve experienced many times. You’re happily nesting in Sass. You’re maybe a level or …
Keeping CSS specificity low across all the selectors in your project is a worthy goal. It’s generally a sign that things are in relative harmony. You aren’t fighting against yourself and you have plenty of room to override styles when …
Pseudo class selectors are CSS selectors with a colon preceding them. You are probably very familiar with a few of them. Like hover:
a:hover {
/* Yep, hover is a pseudo class */
}They are immensely useful in a …