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It's still SASS, just a modern, more familiar version of SASS which makes contributing easier. Also, CSS is valid SCSS.
Using @extend to create base styles from which other styles can extend. This results in a performant stylesheet that renders all shared styles in single declaration blocks, and aberrant styles, i.e., one-off margin adjustments, etc. to their respective component blocks.
Adding typography.scss
All font-related styles integrated into a single place
removing third-party (vendor) CSS and use npm to ease the upgrade process for those vendor styles, e.g., prettify styles.
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Use
.scss
instead of.sass
@extend
to create base styles from which other styles can extend. This results in a performant stylesheet that renders all shared styles in single declaration blocks, and aberrant styles, i.e., one-off margin adjustments, etc. to their respective component blocks.typography.scss
npm
to ease the upgrade process for those vendor styles, e.g., prettify styles.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: