What are mixins in CSS?

Can you explain what mixins are in CSS?

Sure! Mixins in CSS are reusable blocks of styles that can be included in other style rules. They help keep your code DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself).

How do I create a mixin in CSS?

You can create a mixin using the @mixin directive in Sass or Less. For example, in Sass, you would write: @mixin myMixin { color: red; }.

Can I pass parameters to a mixin?

Yes, you can! In Sass, you can define a mixin with parameters like this: @mixin myMixin($color) { color: $color; } and then include it with @include myMixin(blue);.

What are the benefits of using mixins?

Mixins promote code reusability, reduce redundancy, and make it easier to maintain your styles. They also allow for more dynamic styling.