When to use @extend; when to use a mixin – CSS Wizardry
20 November, 2014 When to use @extend; when to use a mixin Written by Harry Roberts on CSS Wizardry. Table of Contents When to use @extend When to use a mixin tl;dr tl;dr;tl;dr This is a question I get asked a lot by my clients: When should we use a mixin, and when should we use @extend? There’s an old rule of thumb which states that mixins without arguments are bad—that mixins which just duplicat
Building a Linear-gradient Mixin in Sass — SitePoint
First things first: you should probably not use a preprocessor, here Sass, to add vendor prefixes to CSS properties. This is not the kind of thing you want to bring to your code base. It should typically be the kind of thing you want to treat with something like Autoprefixer. Not only will Autoprefixer do a far better job than you at printing the accurate prefixes (I am looking at you, developers
The Typekit Blog | Creating a type style guide
As the makers of Paper for iPad, FiftyThree does some great work that has always impressed me — so I was pretty excited to work with them when they asked for some help cleaning up the type styles on their marketing website. As is the case in many projects, as the FiftyThree site grew, the type styles grew along with it. As they added pages for new products, the styles weren’t as reusable as the te
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