Reiikz

#!/bin/bash
GET_IP_URL="https://api.ipify.org/"
UPDATE_SCRIPT=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" >/dev/null && pwd )/update
LOGGER_SCRIPT=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" >/dev/null && pwd )/log
source $( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" >/dev/null && pwd )/config

HOST_RESULT="$(host $freenom_domain_name 80.80.80.80)"
DNS_IP=$(echo $HOST_RESULT | cut -d' ' -f 12)
CURR_IP="$(curl -s $GET_IP_URL)"

coderfin

// This is an example of how an array can be created and a recursive mixin used to generate complex css.
@platforms: "ios", "android", "windows", "amazon", "roku", "xbox", "xbox_one", "chrome";

.loopPlatforms(@i) when (@i > 0) {
	@name: extract(@platforms, @i);
	@id: ~"#@{name}";
	
	a[href="@{id}"] {
		background-image: url("/Content/images/apps/@{name}_off.png");
	}

netpoetica

/*
    This is for demonstration purposes. Ideally, you should never use the star selector.
    I recommend that you use this early on in your development, and then once you've established
    your HTML element palette, go back and replace * with a comma-separated list of your 
    tag names. Additionally, the !important shouldn't have to be used, but I'm leaving it here
    because some enterprising goons will probably copy and paste this directly into their project -
    the !important will ensure these settings override other attempts that were either never
    deleted or are part of an installed CSS file the user is unaware of.
*/
* {