.content
width: 100%
margin-right: auto
margin-left: auto
+respond-to(handhelds)
.content-title
display: none
+respond-to(wide-handhelds)
width: 90%
+respond-to(tablets)
width: 80%
+respond-to(desktops)
width: 70%
max-width: 1150px
First add compass-respond-to to your Gemfile:
gem "compass-respond-to"
And require compass-respond-to in your compass.rb or config.rb:
require "compass-respond-to"
Then you can import it into your .sass files:
@import "respond-to"
This is a convenience plugin for Chris Eppstein's Gist demonstrating Sass 3.2's block passing to mixins.
https://gist.github.com/1215856#file_7_media_queries.sass
I'm fully expecting Compass to add something like this in the near future.
Many thanks to Brandon Mathis and his Fancy Buttons, which I used as a template for this gem.
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