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gridle - npm Package Versions
olivier.bossel
published 2.0.0 • Changelog
2.0.0
- To handle the nested grids, previous version had a parent class. This is no more needed.
- The new row class is at some point a replacement for the parent one. This class has to wrap each "lines" of columns. You will have more control over your columns alignement, etc...
- The grid-... classes has now became gr-... . It's 2 letters I know but this mean a lot in a large project...
- Now all of the grid classes stay in the same format. To scope a class in a particular state, just add @{stateName} at the end of your classname.
- The all new gr-grow and gr-adapt classes allows you to create columns that will behave dpending of the column content instead of a specific width.
- The all new row-align-... classes allows you to align your columns as you want (top, middle, bottom, left, center, right).
- Gridle has now a full flex version. To use this version, check out the driver section on the documentation. Some features are only available in a specific driver
- Gridle has now multiple drivers that you can use to generate your grid. For now the default and the flex driver are available. Some features are only available in a specific driver (cf. documentation).
- These classes are useful in conjunction with the gr-adapt and gr-grow to handle complexe layouts.
- The new row-full class allows you to make a row take the entire screen width.
- Some new classes to order your columns
- You can now nest your gridle_... mixins in a gridle_state one
- Some new functions have been added to the api (cd. documentation)
- Update all comments to avoid comments in generated css
olivier.bossel
published 1.3.38 • Changelog
1.3.38
- Adding a gridle.min.js that to not fetch .map file
olivier.bossel
published 1.3.36 • Changelog
1.3.36
- Fix some deprecated messages warning (thanks to omgmog)
- publish to npm