I'm intrested, since I've done this challenge with webpack, are @forward and @use valid? It didn't work for me, but @import does. In addition, any suggestion for better SASS organization will be helpful.
@Randall3475
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Hello,
the @use and @forward methods - as of now - only work in Dart Sass, which is the version of Sass that includes all newer features.
More on Dart Sass here: Sass: Dart Sass
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@MiloosN5
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@Randall3475 I understand now, thank you!
@vanzasetia
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Hi, MiloosN5! 👋
I do not know about Webpack. But, Sass recommends using @use and @forward instead of @import.
I wrote a blog post to help you write better Sass code. It contains five code snippets. They can help you write media queries, convert px to rem, and much more.
5 Handy Sass Code Snippets — Vanza Setia
Some suggestions:
alt="". If you write "..." (triple dots), the screen reader will still announce it.<div class="stats__content__numbers">.If you want to get more feedback, I recommend using HTML and CSS. This way, more people can give you feedback.
I hope this helps. Happy coding! 🙂
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@MiloosN5
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@vanzasetia Thank you so much, it is really helpful!
@vanzasetia
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@MiloosN5 Happy to help!
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