Using L&L to make your front-end workflow a bit more SASSy 💁‍♀️

We built Loops & Logic to build on the HTML markup language and make it a lot more awesome, so it was a natural fit to allow L&L and Tangible Blocks users to write SASS (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) directly in the template or block style tab. SASS is a CSS pre-processor that lets you use variables, mathematical operations, mixins, loops, and more. Writing SASS usually involves a compile step that converts SASS into browser-readable CSS, but L&L and Tangible Blocks allow developers to work with SASS directly on their WordPress site without requiring a compile step. In this workshop, we’ll take a look at some of our recent projects and show incorporating SASS into our workflow has allowed us to build complex sites faster than ever.