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Russell Hite edited this page Jun 1, 2017 · 2 revisions

The lib.scss file is the sass counterpoint to the lib.css file.

@import

This file is made up exclusively of @import statements. As mentioned in the about page SASS is broken down into multiple files and then compilied into CSS. The @import statement is the mechanism that accomplishes this. Importing a file is very simple just use '@import' and include the path and name of file in quotes. One other thin to note is all SASS partials use an underscore at the begining as apart of the labeling convention, however this and the file extension is dropped when importing. If you are working on a partial that is not included in this file then it will not be in the css file your project is using.

Commented out imports

As a platform we offer a lot of features but to include all the styling for all the features can really increase the size of your css file. Therefore a large number of imports have been commented out in order to reduce the size. However the partials still exist in thier respective folders, so you can include them if you want to.

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