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@bordertech/cssgrid

v0.0.4

Published

Responsive CSS helper classes based on Grid

Downloads

17

Readme

cssgrid

Responsive CSS helper classes based on CSS3 Grid Layout module.

View demo.

Building

Use yarn to build.

  1. yarn install (first time only)
  2. yarn build

IE support

IE is kinda broke. We have some beginnings of support but it does not yet include any attempt to set the -ms-grid-column offsets or use margins instead of grid-space. The file ie.scss will be built as a separate file. There is a var which allows this same IE specific CSS to be built into the main CSS file if required.

Tests

The tests are not really set up yet. The /test/ directory contains a couple of primitive HTML pages which depend on the built CSS. This is still very much a work in progress.

Configuration

Configuration is done through Sass variables. More info later!