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CSS options
A CSS preprocessor is a CSS extension language that allows you to enhance CSS with code
(variables, for example) and then compile it into plain CSS. CSS Preprocessor Sass is
integrated in Connect.
For more information about Sass, see: https://sass-lang.com/.
The CSS options relate to the way Sass (.scss) files are compiled in Connect. See also: "Using
a Sass file" on page303 in the Online Help: https://help.objectiflune.com/en/planetpress-
connect-user-guide/2022.1/.
l Output style: This setting determines the use of spaces and indentation in the compiled
CSS file. For examples of the available output styles, see: https://sass-
lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#output_style.
l Compact: Each CSS rule takes up only one line, with every property defined on
that line. Nested rules are placed next to each other with no new line, while
separate groups of rules have new lines between them.
l Compressed: This output style minifies the output. It has no whitespace except that
necessary to separate selectors and a new line at the end of the file. It also includes
some other minor compressions, such as choosing the smallest representation for
colors. It's not meant to be human-readable.
l Expanded: This is the default output style. Each property and rule take up one line.
Properties are indented within the rules, but the rules aren't indented in any special
way.
l Nested: Each property has its own line, but the indentation isn't constant. Each rule
is indented based on how deeply an element is nested in the HTML and CSS
structure.
l Auto compile on saving .scss files: When this option is checked, a .scss file is
compiled into a .css file whenever you save it, overwriting any previously compiled
version of the .css file. Also, when a partial .scss file is saved all .scss files are
recompiled. (A partial .scss file is meant to be imported in another .scss file. Its name
starts with an underscore.)
By default this option is enabled.
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