in sass, is there a way to say for all media queries except phone, set display to none

display: none;

    @include phone {

      display: block;

    }

in sass, is there a way to say for all media queries except phone set display to none

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In Sass, you can use the not operator along with the media query to specify a style for all media queries except a specific one (in your case, the "phone" media query). Here's how you can do it:

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// Default style for all media queries except "phone"

@media not #{$phone-media-query} {

  display: none;

}

// Style for the "phone" media query

@include phone {

  display: block;

}

In the above code:

#{$phone-media-query} represents the "phone" media query. You would replace this with the actual media query definition for phones, such as @media (max-width: 768px).

The not operator is used to apply the display: none; style to all media queries that do not match the "phone" media query. This way, it sets display: none; for all media queries except the one defined for phones.

By using this approach, you can control the styles for all media queries except the "phone" media query in your Sass code.

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Right now phone is a mixin

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If the "phone" is a mixin that you've defined, you can use a similar approach to target all media queries except the one defined by your "phone" mixin. Here's how you can do it:

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// Default style for all media queries except the "phone" mixin

@media not {

  @include phone {

    display: none;

  }

}

// Style for the "phone" mixin

@include phone {

  display: block;

}

In this case:

The @media not rule does not specify any specific media query condition, which means it applies to all media queries except the one defined inside the @include phone block.

Inside the @include phone block, you set display: none; to hide elements when the "phone" media query is active.

This way, you can target all media queries except the one defined by your "phone" mixin and set the desired styles accordingly.