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1.
Right-click the Stylesheet folder on the Resources pane, and click New Stylesheet >
SCSS file.
2. Enter a name for the file as it appears in the Stylesheet resources.
When the name of Sass file begins with an underscore, it is considered a partial .scss file
(e.g. _mySass.scss). Partial files are typically imported in a base .scss file. They may
include Sass variables or other directives declared in the base file, and they cannot be
compiled.
Compiling a Sass file
A Sass file needs to be compiled into a plain CSS file before it can be applied to a section. To
compile it:
1.
Open the Stylesheet folder on the Resources pane.
2.
Right-click the .scss file and select Compile.
The compiled style sheet will have the same name as the Sass file, but with the extension .css.
Compiled CSS files can be recognized by their first line:/* Compiled by https://sass-
lang.com/libsass */.
Compiler options can be set in the Preferences; see "Editing preferences" on page364.
Note
l Re-compiling a .scss file overwrites any manual changes made to the .css file.
l Partial .scss files cannot be compiled.
l Single line comments (//...) are not added to the compiled .css file, whereas multi-
line comments (/* ... */) are maintained. Multi-line comments should be added within
the brackets of the definition they apply to, to make sure they appear in the correct
place in the compiled css.
Personalizing content
Variable-data printing is a form of digital printing in which elements such as text and graphics
may be changed using information from a database or data file. It prints unique documents with
customized messages for each customer. This is exactly what you can do with Connect: using
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