Question

I was looking at SASS vs LESS and ended up liking SASS a lot more.

However, I don't really have access to ruby/gems/ all that to get SASS up with everything on my server.

It seems like LESS can just be put in with 2 subsequent links in the header. is this correct?

If so, I'd probably just use LESS - since preprocessing is better than not.

SASS > LESS > CSS - so atleast I'd be a step above if that's the case.

Was it helpful?

Solution

You don't need to run Ruby on the server for SASS, typically you compile it locally before deploying it online.

I prefer SASS, mainly because it's what I used first though, they are very similar.

OTHER TIPS

I use Compass.app to handle all the techie setup bits on my laptop.

  1. I create a project entry;
  2. Define what folder to watch for changes;
  3. Define where I want the output file to go (typically the root of your theme folder);
  4. Enjoy the automatic generation of style.css

Hope this helps.

All the best, Karl

Maybe you can use this (beta) Wordpress plugin for compiling LESS on shared hosts (and local servers). It uses the reference version of less.js and not a PHP port of it.

Poor man's less.js

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