@enhance/styles
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git clone https://github.com/enhance-dev/enhance-styles.git
cd enhance-styles
npm run build
Outputs default stylesheet in
enhance.css
npm run prod
Outputs a minified version as well
enhance.min.css
Open config.json, make your updates then rerun the build
enhance style scales use a base font relative naming convention that uses positive numbers when increasing the scale increment and negative numbers when decreasing the scale increment.
/* Font sizes derived from a type scale */
/* Up the scale ( positive numbers ) */
.text5{font-size:4.209rem;}/* 75.757px */
.text4{font-size:3.157rem;}/* 56.832px */
.text3{font-size:2.369rem;}/* 42.635px */
.text2{font-size:1.777rem;}/* 31.984px */
.text1{font-size:1.333rem;}/* 23.994px */
/* Base font size */
.text0{font-size:1rem;}/* 18px */
/* Down the scale ( negative numbers ) */
.text-1{font-size:0.75rem;}/* 13.503px */
.text-2{font-size:0.563rem;}/* 10.13px */
.text-3{font-size:0.422rem;}/* 7.599px */
.text-4{font-size:0.317rem;}/* 5.701px */
.text-5{font-size:0.238rem;}/* 4.277px */
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The npm package @enhance/styles receives a total of 188 weekly downloads. As such, @enhance/styles popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @enhance/styles demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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