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Start your free trialAurelian Spodarec
10,801 PointsYour approach to this?
HI,
If you look at this site http://ashley-bootstrap3-website-template.little-neko.com/v1.8/files/index.html
What would be YOUR approach to make Sass folder structure?
Would you use something like BEM and such as well?
But mainly I'm about file structure, or folder.
1 Answer
Garrett Sanderson
12,735 PointsNormally how I break up my sass style sheets is by component and or pages.
Normally I have a directory for the main page styles for each template and then anything that is a module in a page I put in a directory called partials so that they are easier to find. So that could be anything like a carousel, google map, image gallery, tabs, etc.
But since this is only a one page site I think just having the partials directory would be fine.
You can look at this website for answers on best practice structure for Sass.
Example
-scss
-/pages
-_home.scss
-_about.scss
-_news.scss
- /partials
-_home-page-slider.scss
-_abous-us.scss
- /_mixins.scss
-/_variables.scss
-/_base.scss
- index.scss
Aurelian Spodarec
10,801 PointsAurelian Spodarec
10,801 PointsThank you :)
This was my approach to the folder structure. In the pages I woudl put different section of the pages, or if this was a non parallax site, i would put pages there instead.
Sass site has a bit different structure then Guil etc.. and so I think i get to understand this better, but then, i though it would be good to see the approach from a professional or someone that knows this better than me. But thank you