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March 1, 2012 04:51
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How easy responsive design can be with Sass
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| #content-wrapper | |
| +container | |
| #about | |
| // Default (smallest screens) | |
| +column(100%) | |
| background-color: #ccc | |
| // Respond to other screen widths | |
| +respond-to(tablet) | |
| width: 33.333% | |
| +respond-to(desktop) | |
| width: 25% | |
| #primary-content | |
| +column(100%) | |
| +respond-to(tablet) | |
| width: 66.666% | |
| +respond-to(desktop) | |
| width: 50% | |
| #secondary-content | |
| +column(100%) | |
| display: none | |
| +respond-to(desktop) | |
| width: 25% | |
| display: block |
Author
jcroft
commented
Mar 24, 2012
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This framework really isn't ready for prime time and is still under heavy development, so I haven't really documented it yet. Thanks!
…On Mar 24, 2012, at 9:25 AM, Mislav ***@***.*** wrote:
You forgot to mention it requires a prerelease of Sass (3.2.0.alpha). Tried it with stable and it exploded.
Otherwise, totally killer feature.
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