Sass Functions
A function in Sass is a reusable piece of code that takes one or more arguments, performs a specific operation, and returns a value. It is defined using the @function directive followed by the function’s name and a set of parentheses for parameters. Functions in Sass allow you to encapsulate and reuse logic, making your stylesheets more modular and maintainable. They can be used to perform calculations, manipulate colors, and return values that can be used in property declarations, selectors, or other functions.
Sass String
String functions are utilized for modifying and extracting information from strings.
Sass Numeric
Numeric functions are employed for manipulating numerical values.
Sass List
Sass List Functions are built-in functions in the Sass programming language that manipulate lists, allowing for tasks such as adding, removing, or accessing elements within lists.
Sass Map
Sass Map Functions are built-in functions in the Sass programming language that manipulate maps, enabling tasks such as accessing values, merging maps, and adding or removing key-value pairs.
Sass Selector
Sass Selector Functions are built-in functions in the Sass programming language that manipulate CSS selectors, enabling tasks such as appending, joining, and querying selectors.
Sass Introspection
Sass Introspection Functions are built-in functions in the Sass programming language that provide information about variables, mixins, and functions, such as their existence and data types.
Sass Color
Sass Color Functions are native functionalities in Sass used for modifying, blending, and extracting components of colors.
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