Sass tips before CSS caught up
Variables and mixins for stylesheets that grew.
Sass IEFix mixin
Antonio Lettieri
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css, sass, oldie sass
CSS3 Vendor Prefixing mixin
Fabio Marasco
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sass, scss, mixin
Use SASS/Compass, for realzies.
Tyler Steimle
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0 responses
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css, sass, compass, web design
CSS3 Presentation
Dustin Fadler
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css, sass, compass
An easier way to create custom social icons.
Ivan Sugerman
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javascript, vector, sass, retina
Compass Mixin for Proper Text Contrast
Jackilyn
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css, sass, compass, mixin
Picpil logo - CSS3
Ray Ch
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css3, sass, compass, logo
Protip #1
Mads Cordes
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scss, less, sass
Better SCSS pseudo elements using @extend
Travis Arnold
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css, sass, scss, pseudo
Generate Safe Text Colors with Sass
Benjamin Charity
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css, color, sass
Transparency Mixin SASS for All Browsers
Abdul Wahid
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sass, opacity, browsers, transparency
Supercharge your next Meteor app
Joshua Beitler
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coffeescript, sass, comet, meteor
Absurdly Abstract @font-face PT.2 - font-style
Brandon
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css, sass, scss
CSS/SASS Bill Calculator
{ theCSSguru }
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css, css3, sass, calculator
Replacing the -9999px Hack... The SCSS Edition
Frank
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css, sass, scss
SASS good practices
Piotr Krzoska
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sass, front-end
Introduction to SASS
Guilio Karadanais - sativaware.co.za
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css, rails, css3, sass
Capture your CSS logic using Sass.
Beau
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css, sass
Clean up CSS formatting
Blake Lucchesi
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css, sass, scss
Sass Mixin for auto-numbering with CSS
Ahmed El Gabri
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css, sass, scss, gabri
Using Compass and Zen Grids' global variables
Rafael Silva
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css, drupal, sass, compass
Compass 1.0 is out!
Vincent
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css, sass, scss, compass
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