Just getting started with Pinegrow, and I'm wondering if there is any benefit to using Sass with Bootstrap if I'm not interested in using mixins? What I am interested in is having the ability to remove features in Bootstrap that I'm not using and minifying CSS. I've worked on a Foundation/Sass site before and I was able to do that. Is that possible with Pinegrow? Or maybe Pinegrow has it's own method to eliminate unwanted CSS. Again, I'm just getting started, so thank you in advance for your help.
(I’ll preface this by saying I have only fundamental bootstrap experience and even less Foundation knowledge) Sass is becoming less and less relevant as CSS adds more features, so my general advice would be to not use it unless there is a pressing need. To answer your question about purging and minifying, check out this article that shows how you can use purgecss. I don’t know how that would be integrated/automated in Pinegrow, but it’s worth exploring. css-tricks.com/how-do-you-remove-unused-css-from-a-site/ Lastly, it’s worth posting this question in the Pinegrow forums (forums.pinegrow.com) where the support team, developers, and community members can weigh in.
It works for me. Just create your partial using the _partialname.scss convention, then reference it with an @import directive (e.g., @import "partialname")
Hi Adam, sorry I'm asking here a not related to the video question, but still is about Pinegrow. Vs Code - do you have the instantaneous synchronisation when working with Pinegrow? I have to save the html or scss file in order to see the changes..it's a tiny little thing, but knowing the fact that we have AI available in Pinegrow, I don't see the reason why I should live with this bug..I tried already changing the port from 40000 to 40001 or 4000 and running Pinegrow with Windows 8 compatibility, hoping that maybe it's something related to the OS..but nothing..
I used to use the synchronization, but it was a bit buggy and did some strange refresh things so I turned it off. I know Pinegrow released an update to the VS Code plugin a few weeks ago, so that might help. I just haven't had a chance to test it since I've been heads-down on some client projects and trying to get a Pinegrow theme course released.
Just getting started with Pinegrow, and I'm wondering if there is any benefit to using Sass with Bootstrap if I'm not interested in using mixins? What I am interested in is having the ability to remove features in Bootstrap that I'm not using and minifying CSS. I've worked on a Foundation/Sass site before and I was able to do that. Is that possible with Pinegrow? Or maybe Pinegrow has it's own method to eliminate unwanted CSS. Again, I'm just getting started, so thank you in advance for your help.
(I’ll preface this by saying I have only fundamental bootstrap experience and even less Foundation knowledge) Sass is becoming less and less relevant as CSS adds more features, so my general advice would be to not use it unless there is a pressing need.
To answer your question about purging and minifying, check out this article that shows how you can use purgecss. I don’t know how that would be integrated/automated in Pinegrow, but it’s worth exploring. css-tricks.com/how-do-you-remove-unused-css-from-a-site/
Lastly, it’s worth posting this question in the Pinegrow forums (forums.pinegrow.com) where the support team, developers, and community members can weigh in.
I love this. Is there any way to use Pinegrow with partials? I can’t seem to get it to work.
It works for me. Just create your partial using the _partialname.scss convention, then reference it with an @import directive (e.g., @import "partialname")
Hi Adam, sorry I'm asking here a not related to the video question, but still is about Pinegrow. Vs Code - do you have the instantaneous synchronisation when working with Pinegrow? I have to save the html or scss file in order to see the changes..it's a tiny little thing, but knowing the fact that we have AI available in Pinegrow, I don't see the reason why I should live with this bug..I tried already changing the port from 40000 to 40001 or 4000 and running Pinegrow with Windows 8 compatibility, hoping that maybe it's something related to the OS..but nothing..
I used to use the synchronization, but it was a bit buggy and did some strange refresh things so I turned it off. I know Pinegrow released an update to the VS Code plugin a few weeks ago, so that might help. I just haven't had a chance to test it since I've been heads-down on some client projects and trying to get a Pinegrow theme course released.
Wow, the changes are instant without needing to save?
They sure are. I'm not sure what kind of black magic they use, but it's pretty sweet.
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