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assemble-lists

v1.0.2

Published

Lists for the Assemble CSS Framework.

Downloads

83

Readme

Assemble Lists

Assemble Lists is a component of the Assemble CSS Framework. It will give you a solid base for using svg icons in your project. It has some default styles that can easily be overridden so you can add your own look.

Requirements

Assemble Lists requires Assemble Base.

Installation

npm install assemble-lists --save-dev

Usage

Import the _assemble-lists.css file from your css file.

@import '../node_modules/assemble-base/base';

/*
Override variables here before the Assemble Components are loaded.
*/

@import '../node_modules/assemble-lists/assemble-lists';
<ol>
    <li>This is a list and stuff</li>
    <li>And a list with a <a href="#">link</a> in it</li>
    <li>And a third list.</li>
    <li>Finally the last list here.</li>
</ol>

<ul>
    <li>This is a list and stuff</li>
    <li>And a list with a <a href="#">link</a> in it</li>
    <li>And a third list.</li>
    <li>Finally the last list here.</li>
</ul>

Options

Options are set with variables. These variables are already set with their default values so they will just work out of the box. If you wish to change them just define the variable you want to change before you load the _assemble-lists.css file. You may wish you see Assemble Base for more examples and directions for setting up a Assemble project.

Design Variables

$list-colored-color
  • Set the color for the bullet in colored lists.
  • Default: #F00;
  • Type: Color
$list-colored-color: #000;
$list-colored-top
  • Set the top space for the colored bullet in colored lists.
  • Default: 3px;
  • Type: Number
$list-colored-top: 5px;
$list-colored-size
  • Set the size of the colored bullet in colored lists.
  • Default: 0.75em;
  • Type: Number
$list-colored-size: 10px;
$list-colored-padding-left
  • Set the left padding of the colored bullet in colored lists.
  • Default: 40px;
  • Type: Number
$list-colored-padding-left: 15px;
$list-col-colored-weight
  • Set the weight of the ordered list numbers.
  • Default: bold;
  • Type: String
$list-col-colored-weight: normal;

Modifier Variables

$list-no-bullets
  • Turn on/off a class that will remove bullets. If true a class of .list-no-bullets will be generated.
  • Default: false;
  • Type: Boolean
$list-no-bullets: true;

Usage

<ul class="list-no-bullets">
    <li>This is a list and stuff</li>
    <li>And a list with a <a href="#">link</a> in it</li>
    <li>And a third list.</li>
    <li>Finally the last list here.</li>
</ul>
$list-colored
  • Turn on/off colored lists. This will allow you to color the bullets of a list. If true a class of .list-colored will be generated.
  • Default: false;
  • Type: Number
$list-colored: true;

Usage

<ol class="list-colored">
    <li>This is a list and stuff</li>
    <li>And a list with a <a href="#">link</a> in it</li>
    <li>And a third list.</li>
    <li>Finally the last list here.</li>
</ol>

<ul class="list-colored">
    <li>This is a list and stuff</li>
    <li>And a list with a <a href="#">link</a> in it</li>
    <li>And a third list.</li>
    <li>Finally the last list here.</li>
</ul>