Mastering Sass: How to Organize Your SCSS with Partial Files

Sass, a powerful CSS preprocessor, allows you to create partial Sass files containing small CSS code snippets that you want to include in your main Sass file. This approach helps you divide your styles into different sections, making it easier to organize and maintain your code in the future.

To create a partial Sass file, simply prefix the filename with an underscore, for example: `_reset.scss`.

File Name:
_reset.scss

To include the partial file in your main Sass file, use the `@import` rule followed by the file's URL relative to the main source file. No need to provide the file extension, as Sass will automatically detect the `.scss` file and include its content in the final CSS output.

For instance, to import `_reset.scss` from a subdirectory called 'css', use:

@import 'css/reset';

By using this modular approach, you can easily manage each section of your styles separately and then import them into the main file, making your codebase more maintainable and organized.