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l Download Resource (remote JavaScript files only): Select to download the Remote
JavaScript file (see Adding a remote JavaScript file) and add the downloaded copy to the
Scripts folder. The copy will have the same name as the remote script file, but its
extension will be .js instead of .rjs. Any section that used the JavaScript file will from then
on use the downloaded file (see Including a JavaScript file in a Web context).
l Delete: Click to delete the resource. This is the same as pressing the Delete key while
the resource is selected.
Stylesheets
Style sheets control how contents appears on the page. They define spacing, color, size and
other properties of elements on the page. See "Styling templates with CSS files" on page292
for more information.
In case the CSS file has references to specific images, you can drag/drop or copy/paste those
images into the Stylesheets folder as well.
Style sheets that are linked to (i.e. included in) a section show a chain icon. See "Applying a
style sheet to a section" on page300.
Contextual menu
l New Stylesheet: Click to create a new Stylesheet resource. Adding a new stylesheet will
automatically include it in the currently active section.
l New Remote Stylesheet: Click to add a Remote Stylesheet resource. See "Styling
templates with CSS files" on page292 for more information.
l New SCSS file: Click to add a new, empty Sass file to the Resources (extension: .scss).
Sass is a CSS Preprocessor integrated in Connect. For more information about Sass,
see: Sass website.
Note
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.
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