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aecion-css

v1.0.0

Published

a lightweight css framework for making great layouts using flexboxes and sass

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Readme

aecion-css

A minimalistic CSS framework made only for layouts using flexboxes and SASS. Pretty much whole framework is overridable for customization.

Note: The current version does NOT support responsive design. It is still a work in progress. A New Branch will be added soon with responsive support.

what?

-> Aecion-css is a CSS layout framework or basically a bunch of ready-to-use CSS classes bundled together to help you structure your layouts.
-> Aecion-css is built using flexbox model.

why?

-> I like row-column layout, the flexibility they give. But other frameworks that provide these also come with other "bloat" (okay..okay.. features).
-> I had to include large css and js files just to set a basic working layout.
-> So created a lightweight framework that can be utilized only for layouts and nothing more. That's it.

how?

  1. Clone the Master Repo (for now)
  2. Super Important: '<link>' or '@import' the layout.css file located in public folder in your html file or js file.
  3. Use the utility classes provided in the css file.

prerequisites

  1. html
  2. css
  3. display: FLEX !!

Current List of classes and what they do

Note: apply all the below given given class only on a parent container and NOT on a child element.

class: flex
=> The most important class, give this to the parent element whose child are to be structured. This will make the target element a flex parent.

class: inner-gap-5
=> use this class to add padding inside a flex container. (value: 5px)

class: inner-gap-10
=> use this class to add padding inside a flex container. (value: 10px)

class: inner-gap-20 => use this class to add padding inside a flex container. (value: 20px)

class: f-row
=> use this class to make the elements in a flex parent, flow in a row direction. Will display child elements from left to right. First child is displayed first, second child is displayed second, and so on.

class: f-row-rev
=> use this class to make the elements in a flex parent, flow in a reverse row direction. Will display child elements from right to left. Last child is displayed first, second to the last child is displayed second, and so on.

class: f-col => use this class to make the elements in a flex parent, flow in a column direction. Will display child elements from top to bottom. First child is displayed first, second child is displayed second, and so on

class: f-col-rev
=> use this class to make the elements in a flex parent, flow in a reverse row direction. Will display child elements from bottom to top. Last child is displayed first, second to the last child is displayed second, and so on.

class: j-center
=> use this class to justify the content in center.

.j-space-around
=> use this class to justify the content until the very end on edges of the parent container

documentation for other classes coming soon! sit tight!