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This repository contains typographic classes, colour palette classes, layout-specific spacing classes, generic utility classes, and some SCSS
functions & config variables.
The only explicitly exported CSS classes are the type size classes, as well as the default resets. This is in keeping with Chameleon's ethos. All others are available through the @include placeholder()
mixin.
These variable declarations, located in scss/config
to set breakpoints, and spacing sizes to be consumed by Chameleon, as well as font families, type sizes, and colours.
We have some unit functions, located in scss/functions
to do things such as change a pixel value into a rem
, remove a unit from a value, etc.
Chameleon mixins are imported, giving us access to things such as the @include on()
and @include placeholders()
mixins.
There are also config-specific mixins, for typography.
As well as importing Chameleon's box
, positioning
and visibility
utility placeholders, we add a11y
and type
utility placeholders.
As with all placeholders, these aren't exported as classes by default.
npm install
gulp
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