Assertion: sass's file | /r/HasProperty | partial
Facets:
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: in sass terminology
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The underscore is how the Sass compiler knows that a file is a partial, and therefore shouldn’t be compiled into a fully-fledged CSS sheet.
text: Files like these are known as "partials", and you can include them in another .scss file in the normal way.
text: Files named this way are called partials in Sass terminology.
text: All the other files are partials.
text: Technically the files in all three folders are partials as they all include an underscore, but partials is the name given to this folder in John’s structure.
text: Note that because the files are all technically partials, you don’t need to include the underscore or the file extension when referencing the file.
text: Instead of having one huge CSS file that becomes hard to maintain, you can compartmentalize all the components of your site into multiple files known as partials, and compile them into one, minified CSS file.