文件名称：Sass and Compass for Designers.pdf
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Sass,Compass
Chapter 1, Getting Started with Sass and Compass, explains, in layman's terms, what Sass and Compass are, how they relate, and how to get them installed and ready to use. Chapter 2, Setting Up a Sass and Compass project, helps you get to grips with Compass projects and understand how to control them. When nished we will have a base Sass and Compass project for easy re-use. Chapter 3, Nesting, Extend, Placeholders, and Mixins, explains the workhorse features of Sass and Compass and how they will make writing and maintaining CSS easier than ever before. Chapter 4, Manipulate Color with Ease, allows you to kiss your color picker goodbye. With Sass and Compass it's possible to perform color conversions in the code. Saturate, mix, tint, and shade colors with ease. This chapter shows you how. www.it-ebooks.info Preface Chapter 5, Responsive and Flexible Grids with Sass and Compass, teaches how easy it is to use Sass and Compass powered grid systems to achieve any type of responsive layout without adding any extraneous HTML classes to the markup. Chapter 6, Advanced Media Queries with Sass and Mixins, writing media queries is normally a chore. Not with Sass and Compass. This chapter explains how to generate media queries wherever you need them, giving you control of your styles on any device. Chapter 7, Easy CSS3, Image Sprites, and More with Compass, explains how Compass makes it easy and simple to create vendor pre xes for all experimental CSS features. If that wasn't good enough, we'll use it to effortlessly create image sprites and data URIs. Chapter 8, Programmatic Logic with Sass, covers some of the more complex but powerful features of Sass. We'll learn how to perform math functions and write loops to create countless CSS rules in a fraction of the usual time. Chapter 9, Becoming a Sass and Compass Power User, we're almost Sass and Compass wizards now. However, in this chapter, to ensure we use our new superpowers responsibly, we'll do a code review and consider how to use development tools to test code before deployment.