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flow.scss

v1.0.7

Published

Tiny SCSS framework for flexbox based layout structuring.

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

scsssasscssmobile-firstfront-endframeworkweb

Readme

flow.scss

$acronym: "Flexible Layout Optimization With SCSS";

Read the documentation! 🎉

flow.scss is a simple, yet effective SCSS framework for your front-end design needs. It provides a quick and efficient way to generate layouts for your website.

flow.scss utilizes flexbox-based layouts in a mobile-first approach to web development.

flow.scss is built for customization. A single vars.scss file contains every variable used to build the styles. It is recommended to modify this file to match your website's design, but it already includes all the necessary base values to create stunning websites.

  • To take advantage of this feature. Download the entire flow.scss library directly into your project's styles folder or fork the repository.

flow.scss is designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing projects, without causing any style conflicts or the need for debugging.

More info

Missing features?

The goal of this library is to be comprehensive and take as much of the heavy lifting off of front-end designers as possible. If there are features that don't work as expected, or are missing altogether, please create a new issue to let me know.

Want to help out?

High-quality, documented pull requests are welcome. Please note that the code in this repository is under a CC0 1.0 Universal license.

Examples

// Next.js
import "flow.scss";

export default function Home({ Component, pageProps }) {
	return (
		<main class="column align-center gap">
			<article class="column">
				<h1 class="margin-top">Hello, world!</h1>
			</article>
		</main>
	);
}
// Incorporate into your own SCSS files directly for access to mixins and variables.
@use "flow.scss" as *;

main.page {
	@include flex-column;
	gap: $gap;
	padding: $padding * 2 $padding;
}
<!-- Vanilla HTML -->
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
	<head>
		<link rel="stylesheet" href="./flow.scss/index.scss" />
	</head>
	<body>
		<main class="column align-center gap">
			<article class="column">
				<h1 class="margin-top">Hello, world!</h1>
			</article>
		</main>
	</body>
</html>