Chapter 7Customizing Foundation Using Sass
One of the major problems with CSS frameworks is that the component design can become al-too common on websites as more developers start using the framework, making websites look very, well, same-y. Those in the know can easily identify whether a website is using a particular framework. This is why it’s important to customize our frameworks. The more customization support a framework provides, the easier it is for developers to make changes to the base design.
Foundation’s CSS was created using Sass. Now you might be wondering just what the heck Sass is? Well, it's a CSS preprocessor that brings dynamic components such as variables to CSS. As the name suggests, it preprocesses these dynamic CSS files ...
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