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csstack

v1.3.1

Published

A tiny SASS framework

Readme

CSStack (Beta)

Summary

  • Overview
  • Working with the main containers
  • Working with the grid system
  • How to Install
  • Classes
  • Contribution

Overview

Working with the main containers

Considering Below:

  <div class='stack'>
    <div class='queue between'>
      <div class='element'></div>
      <div class='element'></div>
      <div class='element'></div>
    </div>
    <div class='queue'></div>
    <div class='queue'></div>
    <div class='queue'></div>
  </div>

Which compiles to:

  • The 'container' element has the class 'stack', which stacks all elements inside itself.
  • The 'box' elements have the class 'queue' each one, making that horizontal stacking.
    • Note that it also has the 'between' class, arranging the elements inside accordingly.
  • And the 'elements' are commom elements.

Working with the grid system

Working with the grid system is very based on bootstrap: It has columns from 1 to 12 and you can define it's responsiveness.

So creating something like this:

  <div class='board'>
    <div col-4>
    <div col-4>
    <div col-4>
  </div>

Compiles to:

And if creates something like this:

  <div class='board'>
    <div col-4>
    <div col-4>
    <div col-8>
  </div>

How to Install

Install via NPM npm i csstack

Also you can include through jsdlivr https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/css/master.css

For example, in the HTML: <link rel='stylesheet' href='https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/css/master.css'>

Classes

Containers

  • .stack
    • Create a container which elements stack up vertically.
  • .queue
    • Create a container which elements stack up horizontally.

Grid

  • .board

    • Create a container which elements stack up horizontally and enable the grid line break for subsequent items until reach 12 spaces(columns).
  • .col-1 (col-2, col-3... col-12)

    • Tells the elements to ocupy from 1 to 12 spaces in the container.
  • .col-m-1 (col-m-2, col-m-3... col-m-12)

    • Tells the elements to ocupy from 1 to 12 spaces in the container.
      • It Override previous col classes.
  • .col-l-1 (col-l-2, col-m-3... col-m-12)

    • Tells the elements to ocupy from 1 to 12 spaces in the container.
      • It Override previous col classes.

Flex Helpers

  • .start

    • Forces flex content to start.
  • .center

    • Forces flex content center.
  • .end

    • Forces flex content end.
  • .around

    • Forces flex content around.
  • .between

    • Forces flex content between.

Contribution

Like the project? Give a star, issues, comments and pull requests are welcome.