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    postcss-oldschool-grid

post-css grid system with wrapping columns and padding as gutters


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Old School Grid

Trustworthy postcss grid system we learnt to love, with wrapping columns and padding gutters.

Visit official website for live demo and documentation


What's that?

postcss-oldschool-grid is a postcss plugin that provide an easy to use and intuitive grid system based on padding gutters and wrapping columns.

No calc(), no right margins with :last-child and :nth-child(), simply nested containers with padding gutters.

Under the hood it behave like Bootstrap grid system, so all you have to do is to put content inside a column, put the column inside a row and eventually put the row inside a wrapper. Easy! :)

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Install

First of all you have to install and configure postcss in order to use this plugin: if you don't know what f***ing I'm talking about, take a look to the guide on the postcss github page.

Next step is to use npm to instll postcss-oldschool-grid:

$ npm install postcss-oldschool-grid`

And add it to your postcss processors:

var osg = require('postcss-oldschool-grid');
...
postcss([ osg({config}) ])
...

Options

There are two ways to configure postcss-oldschool-grid:

  • Pass an object as parameter when you call the processor
var config = {     
    wrapperWidth: '40px';     
    gutterWidth: '20px',     
    totalColumns: 16
}
...
postcss([ osg(config) ]);
  • Set options in the CSS, inside the special at-rule @grid (you can use either camelCase or param-case)
@grid {     
    wrapper-width: 40px;     
    gutter-width: 20px;     
    total-columns: 16
}

totalColumns

Accepted Values: string, number Default Value: 12

Set the total number of columns used to calculate the grid.

wrapperWidth

Accepted Values: string, number Default Value: "1024px"

Set the width of @wrapper element

wrapperPadding

Accepted Values: string, number, true|false Default Value: Inherit form GutterWidth

Set the padding of @wrapper element, so its external gutter. If setted to true it will inherit gutterWidth; if false it will be removed.

gutterWidth

Accepted Values: string, number Default Value: "30px"

The gutter width used in the grid.

verticalSpace

Accepted Values: string, number, true|false Default Value: Not set

Set the vertical space between columns and rows.

debugMode

Accepted Values: true|false Default Value: false

Activate debug mode for all rows: a background rappresenting the grid will be applied (like the exemple in this page).

Functions

@wrapper [width]

[width]: Width of the wrapper

Create a wrapper, fluid and centered in the page.
It also add border-box property to the element and all the children.

.wrapper {     
    @wrapper 960px;
}

compiles:

.wrapper{     
    width: 100%;     
    margin-left: auto;     
    margin-right: auto;     
    max-width: 960px;     
    padding-left: 30px;     
    padding-right: 30px;     
    box-sizing: border-box;
}
.wrapper *, .wrapper *:after, .wrapper *:before {     
    box-sizing: border-box;
}

@row

Create a row: better to use inside the wrapper, because it applies a negative margin to compensate wrapper and columns padding.
It also adds a clearfix.

.row {     
@row;
}

compiles:

.row{     
    width: 100%;     
    padding-left: 15px;     
    padding-right: 15px;     
    margin-left: -30px;     
    margin-right: -30px;     
    zoom: 1;
}
.row:after {     
    content: "";     
    display: table;     
    clear: both;
}
.row:before {     
    content: "";     
    display: table;
}

@col [number]

[number]: The number of cols to span this element.

Span the element for [number] cols.

.col {     
    @col 960px;
}

compiles

.col{     
    position: relative;     
    float: left;     
    width: 33.33333333333333%;     
    padding-left: 15px;     
    padding-right: 15px;
}

@pull [number] or @push [number]

[number]: The number of cols to pull or push this element

Pull or push the element for [number] cols. Uses relative position and right or left properties.

.push {     
    @push 2;
}

compiles:

.push {     
    left: 16.666666666666664%;
}

@clearfix

Utility to add a clearfix to an element.

@borderbox or @border-box

Utility to set an element and his children in box-sizing: border-box;.
If used outside any selector, il will apply border-box globally.

@borderbox;

compiles:

*, *:after, *:before {     
    box-sizing: border-box;
}

@debug-grid

Utility to debug the grid with background guides.
Apply it only to a row element to prevent unexpected behaviours.

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Last updated on 22 Jun 2016

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