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A note about sass and compass which is writed by Rukeith Sass 3.4.22

Sass-Compass-Note

This are notes about Sass and Compass which are writed by Rukeith
Reference Sass official website,
-- "Sass Essentials" by Alex Libby
-- "Sass and Compass in action" by Wynn Netherland,
-- "Sass and Compass for Designers" by Ben Frain

##Install Sass If you want to use Sass, you can go to this website to install Sass on your computer Install Sass。

##Partice You can use this website to see your Sass code complier to CSS.
Sass convert to CSS Sassmeister
CSS convert to Sass css2sass

##Chapter 1

1. Basic Syntax

   • Variables：$
     • !global
     • !default
   • Comments：/* */ and //
   • Interpolation：#{}

2. Nesting

   • Referencing Parent Selectors：&
   • Nested Properties

3. Operations

   • Number Operations
     • Division/
   • Color Operations
   • String Operations
   • Boolean Operations

##Chapter 2 - Advanced Usage

1. @-Rules and Directives

   • @import
     • Partials
     • Nested @import
   • @media
   • @at-root
     • without and with
   • @debug
   • @warn
   • @error

2. Control Directives & Expressions

   • if()
   • @if
   • @for
   • @each
     • Multiple Assignment
   • @while

3. Extend / Inheritance

   • Extending Complex Selectors
   • Multiple Extends
   • Chaining Extends
   • Selector Sequences
     • Merging Selector Sequences
   • @extend-only Selectors
   • !optional tag
   • @extend in Directives

4. Mixin

   • @mixin
   • @include
   • Arguments
     • Keyword Arguments
     • Variable Arguments
   • Passing Content Block to a Mixin
     • Variable Scope and Content Blocks

5. Function Directives

6. 範例

7. Output Style

   • :nested
   • :expanded
   • :compact
   • :compressed

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