Width Utilities for Scales

A set of utility classes for changing the width of an element.

Requirements

Scales uses the Sass CSS preprocessor, you'll need either Ruby Sass or LibSass.

Installation

• NPM: npm install --save @scales/utilities-width

Usage

By default there is a class for every 5% step from 5 to 100 in the format .Width-[percent]. Simply put a class in your HTML and the width will change by that percentage.

<p class="Width-50">This changes the width of the element to 50%</p>

Available Classes

• .Width-5
• .Width-10
• .Width-15
• .Width-20
• .Width-25
• .Width-30
• .Width-35
• .Width-40
• .Width-45
• .Width-50
• .Width-55
• .Width-60
• .Width-65
• .Width-70
• .Width-75
• .Width-80
• .Width-85
• .Width-90
• .Width-95
• .Width-100

Available variables

• $width-range-start
  • Value of the first class
  • Default: 5
• $width-range-end
  • Value of the last class
  • Default: 100
• $width-step-value
  • Increment between values
  • Default: 5

Namespace Variables

The Scales Namespace Variable

All Scales patterns expose the $scales-namespace variable.

$scales-namespace accepts a string that will prefix all Scales classes. The default value is null.

Class Level Namespace Variable

Class level namespace variables allow you to namespace a selector based on the type e.g. b- for "base", o- for "objects", u- for utilities, and c- for "components".

This pattern exposes the $scales-utilities-class-namespace variable.

$scales-utilities-class-namespace accepts a string that will prefix any classes in this pattern and follow the Scales Namespace Variable if it is not null. The default value is null.

Namespace Variable Usage

To set either of these namespaces, you will need to set the variables in a file that is imported before any scales files. For example:

@import your-project/settings; // Namespace variables are set in this file
@import your-project/scalescss; // Imports all of the Scales packages
@import your-project/project // The rest of your project imports