atomorg-css
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The publicly available source code repo of the atomorg CSS utility
The publicly available source code repo of the atomorg CSS utility
npm install atomorg-css
# or
yarn add atomorg-css
# or
pnpm add atomorg-css
Documentation is available on the AtomOrg CSS website.
With the latest update, you can now use custom values for classes. This feature allows you to specify custom width, height, and background color values directly in your class names.
You can set custom width values using the w-[value] syntax. For example:
<div style={{ atomcss("w-[25rem]") }}>This div has a width of 25rem</div>
<div style={{ atomcss("w-[25px]") }}>This div has a width of 25px</div>
You can set custom height values using the h-[value] syntax. For example:
<div style={{ atomcss("h-[25rem]") }}>This div has a height of 25rem</div>
You can set custom background color values using the bg-[value] syntax. For example:
<div style={{ atomcss("bg-[#000]") }}>This div has a background color of #000</div>
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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The publicly available source code repo of the atomorg CSS utility
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