Have you ever wanted one selector to inherit the styles of another? Maybe you have a .button class for standard buttons across the site and now you want to create a larger button that should be styled the same as the rest of your buttons, except it should be larger.
Tag: modular
Sass: Directory Structures That Help You Maintain Your Code
As projects grows larger, the need to modularize directory and file structure increases. This is particularly true if you want to create code that can be used in other projects, in components and patterns across one or more projects, or in templates you share with others.
Sass: The @import Directive
One way to writer DRYer code is to separate concerns and keep related code in separate files. This allows you to maintain code in one file as opposed to maintaining the same code over several or many files.
How To Define SVG Content for Reuse — The defs, symbol, And use Elements
An ability to define code in one location and reuse it in another helps you make your code more modular, maintainable, and readable. SVG provides that ability through elements that define the code and elements that reference it for reuse.
What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Learning HTML/CSS
It usually doesn’t take long to figure out that html and css are the first things to learn if you want to develop websites, but is there a best way to go about learning them? Do you simply memorize syntax and start developing websites or is there something more you can do to improve your learning?