There are a lot of cool things that Sass and Compass can do. This is a little compass extension that shows examples on how to fully utilize Compass and Sass to create your own extensions to use.
Look at it, install it, and see how it is used and how to utilize it yourself. Then make your own. I recomend starting with Team Sass' extension template.
There is example code on the following areas:
The internet. Google is your friend. Below are some helpful links of places that have excellent help.
Super special thanks goes out to Nathan Weizenbaum for Sass, Chris Eppstein for Compass, and Mason Wendell, Scott Kellum and Sam Richard--- who are all amazing Sass / Compass developers. Most of the examples here stem from usages in the code they and I have written.
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Go wild.
If you're able to link me to your extension so I can see what you've built, that'd be awesome!
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