Kanbasu is a CSS framework with very basic styling. It can be used as a base for any web project or for prototyping. It will provide you all the basics and common patterns used to display content on the web today.
Read more and browse the documentation on kanbasu.liip.ch.
With NPM
$ npm install --save-dev kanbasu
As a Git submodule
$ git submodule add git@github.com:liip/kanbasu.git
Or simply download the zip.
It’s recommended to copy the framework main file to your project to customize it as you wish. You’ll have to change all "import" paths to match the framwork location then.
$ cp node_modules/kanbasu/src/assets/scss/kanbasu.scss destination/kanbasu.scss
It’s also recommended to duplicated the settings file to have a quick access to all the variables and adapt them to your needs.
$ cp node_modules/kanbasu/src/assets/scss/settings/_settings.scss destination/settings/_kanbasu.scss
You should then import it in your main Sass file, before other Kanbasu files, to overrides the framework default settings. Learn more about Sass default variables.
Notice: Kanbasu does not include vendor-prefixed properties. If you build it by yourself, we recommend you to use Autoprefixer.
1.2.0
FAQs
A customizable CSS framework focused on layouting to easily scaffold responsive web interfaces.
The npm package kanbasu receives a total of 242 weekly downloads. As such, kanbasu popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that kanbasu demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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