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unistyle-flex-grid

v0.2.1

Published

Simple Flexbox grid layout system built with Unistyle

Downloads

10

Readme

unistyle-flex-grid

Build Status npm version

Simple Flexbox grid layout system built with Unistyle

Note: This is a work based on scss-flex-grid by Matthew Simo. You can check his demo page to learn how to use the grid while I finish my demo version.

Features:

  • Responsive, mobile first approach
  • Define specific colum size or use a flex column (a column that grows to fill space)
  • Define offset to push column a specific number of columns.
  • Set your own number of columns!

Usage:

NPM

>_ npm install unistyle-flex-grid --save

import flexGrid from 'unistyle-flex-grid';

...

export default = [
  flexGrid,
  /* your styles here */
];
Bower

Coming soon...

Standalone

You can use the compiled, prefixed, and minified version of unistyle-flex-grid as a standalone CSS downloading the files found in the dist directory of this repository and adding it to your project using the <link> HTML tag.

<link rel="stylesheet" href=".../ufg.min.css">

Options:

  • columns: The number of columns you want your grid to be, defaults to 12
  • gutter: The gutter width used for each column, defaults to 0.5rem;
  • breakpoints: The Flex Grid breakpoints object, binds grid namespaces to media queries. Read more about namespaces in the next section. Defaults to ((xs),(sm,768),(md,992px),(lg,1200px)).

Reference:

  • .row: Flex box container, use this to wrap columns.
  • .col-(breakpoint): This creates a column that will grow/shrink depending on available space in the defined breakpoint.
  • .col-(breakpoint)-(number): This creates a column that span the specific number of columns in the defined breakpoint. Default valid numbers are 1-12.
  • .off-(breakpoint)-(number): This will offset a column by a specific number of columns in the defined breakpoint. Default valid numbers are 1-11.

Valid breakpoints are xs, sm, md, lg. The xs breakpoint is default and uses no media queries.

Contributing:

  • Report bugs by opening a new issue
  • If you want to contribute some code open an issue for discussion first.