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mindsmash-ui

v0.3.4

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A ui kid by mindsmash

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Readme

mindsmash-ui

A Bootstrap 3 UI Kit by mindsmash.

Contents

Change log

Release | What's new --------:|:----------------------------------------------------------- 0.2.4 | Fix rounded corners on panel header image 0.2.3 | Small fixes, improved README 0.2.0 | Load other fonts. Please update the google font <link> | Add color classes, button sizes and first panels | Add documentation (see dist/docs/)

Heads up! This theme uses a non-default font called "Source Sans Pro". Please add the following line of code to your <head>:

    <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Source+Sans+Pro:300,400,600,400italic" rel="stylesheet">

Install with bower to use the theme (CSS or SCSS version)

$ bower install mindsmash-ui

Use in a Sass (SCSS) project

Include the theme variables before adding any bootstrap files

You need to install boostrap yourself ($ bower install bootstrap-sass), as it is no dependency of this project (the css version already includes bootstrap).

@import "path/to/mindsmash-ui/dist/scss/variables"; // to override bootstrap's variables
@import "/path/to/bootstrap-sass/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap"; // load original bootstrap
@import "path/to/mindsmash-ui/dist/scss/mindsmash-ui"; // then load our own styles

Use with pure CSS

Include the mindsmash-ui.css to your website, it includes the complete bootstrap css files:

<head>
  <!-- add the mindsmash-ui theme -->
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/mindsmash-ui/css/mindsmash-ui.css">

  <!-- then add your custom styles -->
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/custom.css">
</head>

Install with npm to change and deploy the theme

You need:

  • node.js with npm
  • gulp

Clone the project, then follow the instructions below.

Development mode

$ npm install Install all dependencies

$ gulp dev Start development mode: a demo page is started. Edit html or scss and see updates in realtime

Publish a new version

$ gulp build Create new release files in dist/.

$ npm login Login as npm project owner (if you work for mindsmash, look in the project wiki for credentials).

$ npm version <patch|minor|major> Automatically update package.json and create a git tag.

$ npm publish Publish the new version on npm

$ git push --follow-tags Push the tagged version, this creates a new bower version.

Contribute

If you want to contribute to this project, simply fork it on Github, do your changes and create a pull request that describes your changes. If it's all nice and clean, it might get merged.