@code.gov/code-gov-style

Style for code.gov including buttons, banners, and cards. Inspired by and somewhat based on USWDS.

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Version published: 6 years ago

Maintainers: 3

Created: 7 years ago

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code-gov-style

Style for code.gov including buttons, banners, and cards. Inspired by and somewhat based on USWDS.

link

https://gsa.github.io/code-gov-style/

Purpose

As our code base expands, maintaining and remembering all the CSS class names has become difficult. The code.gov Style Guide makes the search and usage of CSS classes easier by providing examples of their usage. These styles are not meant for usage outside of code.gov. Feel free to fork this though if you want to create your own style guide :-)

Legal

We use the fa-search icon from Font Awesome. Font Awesome released their fa-search icon under this license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

We copy-pasted some code from the hamburgers library to _hamburgers.scss. Hamburgers was created by Jonsuh. Hamburgers is released under the MIT License and can be found here https://github.com/jonsuh/hamburgers/blob/master/LICENSE as well as in the licenses folder in this repository.

FAQS

Have a question? Check out our FAQS. If it's not there, feel free to post an issue or email us :-)

Contact

Contact Daniel J. Dufour at daniel.dufour@gsa.gov if you have any questions

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Package last updated on 14 Nov 2018

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