Salsa is a simple yet very smart and flexible fluid layout system.
It uses the power of Sass to provide a lightweight and semantic output.
Salsa is perfect for both simple and complex layouts.
if you want just a simple grid, if you have a grid with an off-grid element, or
if you just hate grids - Salsa is just what you need.
Salsa was originaly created as the layout system that powers Sasson v3.x so you could also call it Sasson's Awesome Layout System... Awesome!
Because it sounds better then Sals.
Requirements:
Put the /salsa folder in your stylesheets directory and import it:
@import "salsa/salsa";
Not much yet, but the code is very well commented, quickly going through the comments
will get you started in no-time.
Knowing the settings
and how to use the grid()
and the container mixins
will be enough for most cases, read about those first.
Documentation and more examples are coming, stay tuned.
Salsa will work fine on IE8 and better.
If you want to support IE7 (you don't) you'll have to add a box-sizing polyfill,
and tell Salsa where it is.
Credit for the inspiration goes mostly to Susy and Zen grids.
I believe Salsa manage to combine the best of both in a much simpler system.
Salsa was created to power Sasson's layout system by Tsachi Shlidor (@shlidor).
Salsa is open-source, licensed under the GNU General Public License.
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