compass

It's wonderful to have many different topics at a camp, but it's also most helpful to have a number of sessions on the same topic, viewing it from different perspectives. DrupalCampLA was fantastic because it offered a number of sessions on SASS/Compass, each complementing the other.

I'm now working through learning and applying SASS/Compass, and what's so amazing to me, as I come across a topic, I can say, oh, Zakiya demoed this, and Chris mentioned this, and Rain emphasized this...

The Camp gave me more than enough bits to be able to put this together myself.

Howdy all, I posted my demo from last Tuesday online: http://www.pfvdw.com/blog/drupal-sass-and-compass-are-friends

Hope this helps!

Hi all,

Firstly, thanks to the Dublin crew for divulging loads of their theming secrets, and putting me on the right track after last week's meet up. It's nice to have a clear path to forge on ahead. And so I have :)

I've started with Zen, and Sass, and Compass (and Ruby Gems on Windows argh!!!) and it's coming along nicely.

I am trying to intall this plugin in my Sasson [http://drupal.org/project/sasson] Sub-theme in order to make a fading-in links:
http://thecssguru.freeiz.com/animate/

I added the _animate.scss file in - sites/all/themes/subtheme/animate/_animate.scss [BTW I have change it to scss from sass]

I have add:
@import "animate/animate.scss";

scss command:
a:hover {
+animate(fadeIn, 3s, 2s)
}
No success, help will be great.

We held our Broward Drupal monthly meetup on Wednesday, March 13th from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.

Remote participant(via Skype and Join.me):
Miami Beach - Dan Denysenko
Broward - Ben Groenevelt @dropfoundry

In Person (Greater Fort Lauderdale, Broward County Florida):
Jay Epstein @jeppy64, Phil Smith @siliconvalet, Jeff Locke @adoptek and me @hectoriribarne

I’ve not used Haml for anything ever, but I have used Sass for sites that I’ve coded by hand, though not with Drupal. With that in mind, I also haven’t watched these presentations, but I do remember the first one getting a lot of excited buzz at DrupalCon Chicago. Finally if you grow to love Sass, look into using the Compass CSS authoring framework that builds on Sass and makes it even more amazing:

http://compass-style.org/

The following presentations were made at the past two DrupalCons in the US:

DrupalCon Chicago 2011
Themeing Haiku with Haml, Sass, and Peroxide.

Just a little curious if anyone uses Compass and SASS and what your thoughts about it were. I just started and I'm just looking for some tips and tricks before getting knee deep into it.

For background, I am using Compass on the command line with an Omega HTML5 starter kit subtheme. Also, I'm in local dev on Windows 7 and abandoned trying to use the Compass module, but I'm pretty sure that doesn't matter if I can use the command line.

I have created a compass project in my theme and I have the SASS default stylesheets ie.scss print.scss and screen.scss - I created a .scss file for each of the Omega stylesheets. They are then compiled to CSS and watched by Compass.

A couple of people had asked me the differences between SASS vs LESS Syntax. Chris Eppstein, the creator of Compass, graciously forwarded me this comparison chart showing both syntaxes side by side.

https://gist.github.com/674726