The @extend directive in Sass is a powerful directive that facilitates the sharing of rules and relationships between selectors. However, it can produce undesirable side effects if it is not carefully implemented. Thankfully, there are many strategies for using @extend effectively that can prevent these side effects and produce clean, organized CSS. By examining @extend in detail and exploring these various strategies, you can: accurately predict exactly what happens when you use @extend , and make more informed decisions about when to use a @mixin and when to use @extend , to ensure optimal organization and to restrict unused styles in your style sheets. What Happens When You Use @extend ? Sass’ @extend directive 1 does much more than group extended selectors together, as the documentation suggests.
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