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Removes 'Sass' from README because Sass is no longer included in the project
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drublic authored Oct 24, 2017
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Expand Up @@ -71,24 +71,6 @@ You link to a modal by simply setting the ID to a link element's `href` like thi
If you want to decouple the modal call from the location's hash you need to add
`data-cssmodal-nohash` to the link.

### Sass

If you use Sass you can use the file [modal.scss](modal.scss) and include it
into your project. Here is an example:

```scss
@import "modules/modal";
```

CSS Modals uses Sass's placeholders. You can use them by calling them via
@extend in your modal's class name. The snippet looks something like that:

```scss
.my-awesome-class-name {
@extend %modal;
}
```

### JavaScript

As stated above you don't need JavaScript to get a good experience out of CSS
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