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Learn about the @if control statement in SCSS

Level up your SCSS skills with flexible styles!

Learn about the @if control statement and its powerful role in creating dynamic designs that adapt to different conditions.

Take a look at this example to easily understand the concept.⚡️

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In this example, I'm defining a mixin called button-size that takes a single argument $size.
Using @if, I'm applying different font sizes based on the value of the variable $size.

And to use this mixin, simply include it in your button selector and pass a value for $size, like this:

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With @if, you'll have the ability to create versatile and reusable styles that adapt seamlessly to various button sizes. Apply the button-size mixin to any button element, specifying the size as an argument.

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