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Best way to use sass without downloading or installing anything.
I want to use sass but couldn't find any cdn. I also don't want to download or install node or sass. Help..
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cdn is available.
Anyways, this is what you want right?
https://code.sololearn.com/WKNQYtDaiK6q/?ref=app
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Sajid, don't worry about why that style tag is commented.
You just have to write it like this
<style type="sass">
/*SASS code*/
</style>
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đ« Rick Grimes it's working now. But it only worked when I used it inside html using style tag. I was trying to have the sass code inside another file. Is it possible?
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Danny Parker yeah I know that but I still need a cdn. Because, I mostly code on my tablet. Because, I can't sit in front of my laptop 10-12 hours. Do you know how to access css from a css file in js file ?
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đ« Rick Grimes this is one year old. Where do I get the latest cdn?
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đ« Rick Grimes why is the top line commented in the css part? How do I use his code in vs code? What should I write in the link tag?
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getting error: Cannot read property 'innerHTML' of null. Pls help. Can't use it in vs codeđ
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What's does "innerHTML" have to do with sass
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It's good to find our way around things as a developer, but not to this extreme, you want sass you work without some: command line stuff? no ruby sass stuff?
Your browser doesn't understand sass code, it has to compile to css...
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đ„đ„McKenneyđ„đ„ yeah but if there is react,redux, jQuery. Why not sass?
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those are JS libraries, sass is a css preprocessor Sajid
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đ„đ„McKenneyđ„đ„ Yeah I know. But can you check the code shared by đ« Rick Grimes and see how to implement this in vs code. It would be really helpful.
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Sajid whoa!
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VS Code has a built in Sass Compiler Extension. Highly recommend it. Click of a button and youâre good to go.