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ark-plumbing-sass
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Ark Plumbing Sass
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Introduction
As there is two sites Ark Plumbing has it makes sense to have one repo for all of the styles are needed.
Summary
Base
The base folder offers different base files that are generic across both websites, these include margins, padding spaces, heading sizes, etc.
Base currently includes:
- Typography Sizes
- Colours
- Reset
- Page Styles
- Image
- Sass functions
- Container
- Spacing
Components
The components folder stores styles for specific pieces of UI such as buttons, forms, the footer and masthead, and things like that.
Components currently includes:
- Button
- Footer
- Forms
- Grid
- Imagespace
- Masthead
- Proposition
- Typography (Actual typography size classes)
FAQs
Sass toolkit for Ark Plumbing
We found that ark-plumbing-sass demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 14 Oct 2017
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