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Getting started is as simple as dropping in this CDN link in your header:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="somelink here" />
You can npm install to compile it with your stylesheets.
By default, the grid system is using a similar breakpoint label as Bootstrap: xs, sm, md, lg, xlg. However you can change these classes or limit the number of breakpoints to your needs. Instead of 5 different breakpoints, you can set 2 breakpoint with different labels. $grid-settings
is a hash that you can override with your particular settings.
$grid-settings = {
animation: true,
gutter: 1em,
columns: 12,
breakpoints: {
xs: 0,
sm: 480px,
md: 768px,
lg: 992px,
xlg: 1200px
}
}
You can change the breakpoints like so:
$grid-settings.breakpoints = {
mobile: 0,
table: 48em
}
The default grid system is generated with 12 columns; however, you're able to change the number of columns by changing the $grid-settings.columns
to your needs:
$grid-settings.columns = 6
The default column gutter size is 1em
. The unit of the gutter does not have to be in em
s, it could be in px
s if that strikes your fancy.
You can change the width of the column gutter by changing $grid-settings.gutter
:
$grid-settings.gutter = 15px
This isn't important; but if you like having the smooth transition in-between the breakpoints, you may turn this on:
$grid-settings.animation = true
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A modern and friendly flexbox grid system.
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