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Responsive Sass mixins currently supports the Frameless grid, background image resizing, killing mobile zoom and works in all modern desktop/mobile browsers. Additional support for Internet Explorer and older browsers is made possible with a small amount of JavaScript using Respond.
From the command line:
gem install responsive-sass
Add to a project:
// rails: your.scss
@import 'responsive-sass'
// command line
compass install responsive-sass
Or create a new project:
compass -r responsive-sass -f responsive-sass project_directory
To use with the Serve Gem //compass.config require 'responsive-sass'
Note: Setting your elements height or background is not required.
min-width-960
@include min-width-960($width, $height, "/images/high-res.png");
tablet-portrait
@include tablet-portrait($width, $height, "/images/high-res.png");
tablet-landscape
@include tablet-landscape($width, $height, "/images/high-res.png");
mobile-landscape
@include mobile-landscape($width, $height, "/images/high-res.png");
mobile-portrait
@include mobile-portrait($width, $height, "/images/high-res.png");
high-res
@include high-res($width, $height, "/images/high-res.png");
$font-size: 16px; // Your base font-size in pixels
$em: $font-size / 1em; // Shorthand for outputting ems
$column: 48px; // The column-width of your grid in pixels
$gutter: 24px; // The gutter-width of your grid in pixels
Column-widths in variables, in ems
$cols1: ( 1 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols2: ( 2 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols3: ( 3 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols4: ( 4 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols5: ( 5 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols6: ( 6 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols7: ( 7 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols8: ( 8 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols9: ( 9 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols10: (10 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols11: (11 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols12: (12 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols13: (13 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols14: (14 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols15: (15 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
$cols16: (16 * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
Column-widths in a mixin, in ems
@mixin width ($cols:1) {
width: ($cols * ($column + $gutter) - $gutter) / $em;
}
An easy way to zoom your entire layout in or out (as long as it's set in ems). Just change the media queries to activate them. Assuming your base font-size is 16:
the first one zooms out by a factor of (16-2)/16 = 0.875
the second one zooms in by a factor of (16+2)/16 = 1.125
@media screen and (max-width: 1px) { body { font-size: ($font-size - 2) / $em; } }
@media screen and (max-width: 1px) { body { font-size: ($font-size + 2) / $em; } }
[More Info] (http://framelessgrid.com/)
Simply use:
@import "normalize";
kill-mobile-zoom
@include kill-mobile-zoom;
kill-tap-highlight
@include kill-tap-highlight;
Copyright (c) 2011 Nick Treadway All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the [MIT license] (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
[Frameless Grid] (http://framelessgrid.com/) by [Joni Korpi] (http://jonikorpi.com) is licensed under CC0
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