Category: Sass Tutorial

Sass Extend (@extend) Sass Extend @extend is used to share CSS rules between selectors.Instead of copying properties (like mixins), @extend lets one selector inherit the styles of another, producing cleaner and smaller CSS output....

Sass Mixins Sass Mixins let you create reusable blocks of CSS that you can include anywhere in your stylesheet.They are perfect for avoiding repetition and handling vendor prefixes, reusable layouts, and patterns.  Basic Mixin...

Sass Partials and Import Sass Partials and Import help you break a large stylesheet into smaller, reusable, and well-organized files.This is extremely useful in large projects and team environments.  What Are Sass Partials? A...

Sass Nesting Sass Nesting allows you to write CSS selectors inside other selectors, following the same hierarchy as your HTML structure.This makes your code cleaner, more readable, and better organized compared to plain CSS....

Sass Variables Sass Variables are used to store values like colors, fonts, sizes, spacing, and reusable data that you can use again and again in your stylesheet.They make your CSS cleaner, consistent, and easier...

Sass Installation (Step-by-Step) Sass Installation process is given below because Sass must be installed on your system so it can compile .scss / .sass files into normal .css that browsers understand. ✅ Method 1:...

Sass Introduction Sass Introduction (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets) is a powerful CSS preprocessor that helps you write cleaner, more maintainable, and more scalable stylesheets. It extends regular CSS with additional features like variables, nesting,...