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W3E is an extension of the W3.CSS framework, offering additional functionalities and supplementary JavaScript `w3e.js` for more complete features.
This is the NPM package of the W3E framework.
Note: This is Release Candidate 3.1, W3.CSS Basic themes were added for convenience. This is a community feedback pre-production release.
npm install w3e
For styling only, import the CSS file as follows:
// import styles
import 'w3e/w3e.css'
To add a theme, import the theme CSS file as follows:
// import styles
import 'w3e/themes/w3-theme-color.css'
Replace "color" in w3-theme-color.css with the color name. Colors currently available are: amber, black, blue-green, blue, brown, cyan, dark, deep-orange, deep-purple, green, grey, indigo, khaki, light-blue, light-green, lime, orange, pink, purple, red, teal, and yellow. Example: w3-theme-yellow.css.
For interactive components like Progress Bar, import the JavaScript file as follows:
// import JavaScript
import w3e from 'w3e'
For instruction in how to use JS components, visit W3E framework.
For components demo, visit: https://codepen.io/emnawer
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FAQs
W3E is an extension of the W3.CSS framework, offering additional functionalities and supplementary JavaScript `w3e.js` for more complete features.
The npm package w3e receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, w3e popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that w3e 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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