fluent-css

Create css files

npm run build

Customize output folder

npm run build -- --output='../css'

Start sass watch (not active by default)

npm run build -- --watch

Or just start watching (with all paramters e.g. --gzip)

npm run watch

Deactivate sourcemaps default is true

npm run build -- --sourcemaps=false

Deactivate compression

npm run build -- --compress=false

Build with gzip

npm run build -- --gzip

Or start gzipping (with all paramters e.g. --gzip)

npm run gzip -- --clean=false

Change output filename

npm run build -- --filename=main.css

Too much? Limit to the packages you need

npm run build -- --packages='display, position'

Deactivate clean

npm run build -- --clean=false

Or just clean up

npm run clean

Combine them!

npm run build -- --gzip --compress=false --souremap=false --ouput=../ filename=main.css

Usage of fluent-css

to import fluent-css, simply copy this line in your scss stylesheet

@import 'fluent-css'; // absolute path from your stylesheet e.g. -> ./sass/fluent-styles/fluent-styles;

padding and margin

<div class="padding-px pb-14 pl-14">
	...
</div>

<div class="margin-percent mb-14 ml-14-important">
	...
</div>

Style behind

.padding-px { 
   &.pb-1 {
      padding-bottom: 1px;
   }

   &.pb-1-important {
      padding-bottom: 1px !important;
   }

   // also with minus for margin (invalid for padding!)
   &.mb-neg-1 {
      margin-bottom: -1px;
   }
}

Available units:

px, percent, em, rem

everything else is fluent

<div class="display-inline-block">
	<!-- easy! right? -->
</div>

Packages

- margin-padding.scss,
- position.scss,
- z-index.scss,
- display.scss

Example for margin

Example for padding