Infor Design System is a set of use-case driven design practices, development tools, and support documentation to create a cohesive user experience across all Infor CloudSuite applications.
Lightweight, modular, extensible, this CSS library allows you to easily maintain the identity of the Infor Design System, while building or using your own functional web components.
For more information about IDS CSS and the Infor Design System, see our getting started guide for developers.
The easiest way to get the Infor Design System CSS library in your project is through npm.
npm install --save-dev ids-css
This will download the latest version of all of the assets and install in node_modules/ids-css. Include your desired file in the <head> of your application or using your build mechanism, like webpack.
node_modules/ids-css/dist/ids-reset.min.css
node_modules/ids-css/dist/ids-reset.min.css.map
node_modules/ids-css/dist/ids-css.min.css
node_modules/ids-css/dist/ids-css.min.css.map
ids-icons.svg at the top of your <body> and wrap them in the included visually-hidden class.<div class="visually-hidden">
<!-- node_modules/ids-css/dist/ids-icons.svg -->
</div>
We recommend you use the included ids-reset.css stylesheet, but you do not have to.
FAQs
Infor Design System (IDS) Components for the web
The npm package ids-css receives a total of 121 weekly downloads. As such, ids-css popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ids-css demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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