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@deviceinsight/scale-semantic-ui-theme

v1.6.0

Published

= Scale UI - Semantic UI Theme

Readme

= Scale UI - Semantic UI Theme

This repository contains a custom theme of Semantic UI based on https://github.com/fomantic/Fomantic-UI[Fomantic UI] - the fork of semantic UI that is actively maintained.

== How to work with the theme

To build the theme, execute the following command:

[source:bash]

yarn build

Note: The build process uses gulp to build the custom theme because it is recommended by fomantic-ui (see https://fomantic-ui.com/introduction/build-tools.html).

== Theme customization

Any customizations of the theme should be done in the semantic/src/site folder.

The best approach of modifying the theme is first to try to achieve the desired result by changing the variable file of a component. The variable file needs to be here: /semantic/src/site/{category}/{component}.variables.

If the modification of the variables is not enough to achieve the desired styles, custom styles of the component can be added in a /semantic/src/site/{category}/{component}.overrides file. In this file, a developer can write custom less styles for the component.

After updating the theme, a rebuild is necessary to see the changes.

== Component definitions

The component style is stored in the /semantic/src/definition folder. Treat this folder as a reference on how the component is built, but please don't change anything there, because it's autogenerated by fomantic-ui and the files there can be changed after upgrading fomantic-ui.

The less stylesheet for a component can be found here: /semantic/src/definitions/{category}/{component}.less.