CSS library for easy use of CSS flexbox, based on Angular Material Layout
Flexlay is a CSS-only library to simplify common use cases regarding CSS Flexbox properties. Heavily inspired by Angular Material 1 Layout System, flexlay allows you to setup flexbox layouts through simple attributes in your HTML.
npm install flexlay --savehttps://unpkg.com/flexlay@latest/dist/flexlay.min.cssThe easiest way to use this library is to think in the layout model it provides (powered by flex of course), based on 3 core concepts:
fl-layout)fl-layout-align)fl-flex)Thorough documentation will be available in the short future. Use the Material system as a temporary reference.
All attribute selectors have responsive support, initially following Material Design Breakpoints:
-<breakpoint name> suffix to rules you only want targeting a specific screen size-gt-<breakpoint name> suffix to rules you want targeting screen sizes greater than a specific breakpoint.Most work is laid out to support custom breakpoints but is yet to be finished. It needs enough support requests to be actually implemented.
Contributors are welcome! I started out this library out of need to use the Material Layout outside Angular 1, and I ended up using it in all my projects now. I want you to find the value it provides as I do, and contribute to make it better.
The project is sourced in SCSS and commented enough to understand how it works. Open a PR or Issue to help or ask how things work.
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CSS library for easy use of CSS flexbox, based on Angular Material Layout
The npm package flexlay receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, flexlay popularity was classified as not popular.
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