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postcss-grid-fluid
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francoisromain.github.io/postcss-grid-fluid
A PostCSS plugin to create fluid grids.
Install the npm package:
$ npm install postcss-grid-fluid --save-dev
Require the PostCSS plugin:
postcss([ require('postcss-grid-fluid') ])
See PostCSS docs to setup with Gulp, Grunt, Webpack, npm scripts…
{
width: 1; /* width/total of one blob integer if there is a _total_ or a float smaller than 1. */
gutter: 0; /* width of the gutter */
display: 'flex'; /* 'float' or 'flex' */
}
@gf {
width: 1; /* width/total of one blob */
gutter: 0; /* width of the gutter */
display: flex; /* float or flex */
}
If no configuration, the default value.
gf: row ([gutter])
px
or rem
.Rows are intended to contain a blob. They have a negative right margin.
gf: blob [width](/[total]) ([gutter]) ([display])
px
or rem
.flex
): float
or flex
.FAQs
A PostCSS plugin to create fluid grids.
The npm package postcss-grid-fluid receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, postcss-grid-fluid popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that postcss-grid-fluid demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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