Chapter 1: Introducing PostCSS
Discovering the art of processing
Setting up a development environment
Creating a simple example using PostCSS
Linting code using plugins
Exploring how PostCSS works
Chapter 2: Creating Variables and Mixins
Introducing variables and mixins
Creating a hover effect example
Transitioning to using PostCSS
Adding variable support to PostCSS
Updating our hover effect demo
Setting the order of plugins
Creating mixins with PostCSS
Looping content with PostCSS
Chapter 3: Nesting Rules
Transitioning to using PostCSS plugins
Exploring the pitfalls of nesting
Exploring our changes in more detail
Chapter 4: Building Media Queries
Exploring custom media queries in PostCSS
Adding responsive text support
Retrofitting support for older browsers
Moving away from responsive design
Taking things further with CSS4
Chapter 5: Managing Colors, Images, and Fonts
Adding color, fonts, and media to sites
Managing fonts with PostCSS
Working with SVG in PostCSS
Adding support for WebP images
Manipulating colors and color palettes
Creating color functions with PostCSS
Chapter 6: Creating Grids
Creating an example with Bourbon Neat
Exploring the grid plugins in PostCSS
Transitioning to using PostCSS-Neat
Creating a site using Neat and PostCSS
Adding responsive capabilities
Chapter 7: Animating Elements
Revisiting basic animations
Making use of pre-built libraries
Making the switch to PostCSS
Exploring plugin options within PostCSS
Updating code to use PostCSS
Creating a demo in PostCSS
Optimizing our animations
Using our own animation plugin
Chapter 8: Creating PostCSS Plugins
Extending PostCSS with plugins
Dissecting the architecture of a standard plugin
Creating an transition plugin
Building a custom font plugin
Simplifying the development process
Guidelines for plugin building
Making the plugin available for use
Chapter 9: Working with Shortcuts, Fallbacks, and Packs
Using shortcut plugins in PostCSS
Exploring plugin packs for PostCSS
Adding shortcuts with Rucksack
Linting and optimizing your code
Providing fallback support
Chapter 10: Building a Custom Processor
Dissecting issues with our processor
Adding reload capabilities
Extending our processor further
Testing the final pre-processor
Getting started with some hints and tips
Introducing the CSStyle library
Chapter 11: Manipulating Custom Syntaxes
Introducing custom syntaxes
Preparing our environment
Implementing custom syntax plugins
Formatting the output with the API
Highlighting our syntax code
Chapter 12: Mixing Preprocessors
Exploring the conversion process
Introducing the Pleeease library
Compiling with other preprocessors
Converting a WordPress installation
Setting up our environment
Considering the conversion process
Making changes to our code
Compiling and testing the changes
Chapter 13: Troubleshooting PostCSS Issues
Fixing some common issues
Exploring some common issues
Chapter 14: Preparing for the Future
Supporting CSS4 styles today
Converting CSS4 styles for use
Supporting future syntax with cssnext
Creating plugins to provide extra CSS4 support