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@labeg/gridlex

v3.0.15

Published

Just a Flexbox Grid System

Downloads

203

Readme

Gridlex

!!! Fork !!!

Fork for drop deprecated node-sass and support sass 2. The original repository you can find here.

Just a Flexbox Grid System

Based on Flexbox (CSS Flexible Box Layout Module), Gridlex is a very simple css grid system to quickly create modern layouts and submodules.

The concept is simple: you need to wrap your .col in a .grid.

What can we expect?

  • Basically each column is the same width as every other cell in the grid.
  • But you can add sizing classes to individual columns.
  • For responsive designs, you can add classes based on media-queries.
  • Top, bottom, or middle. For the grid. And for the columns.
  • Grids can be nested. Always. Directly in a column.

Sass, CSS?

I want to include it in my source files!

Just include gridlex/src/gridlex.scss and update the $gl- vars:

Install via Npm

npm install @labeg/gridlex --save-dev

3 ways to use Gridlex

1- The basic. Just add a class .grid-* (from -1 to -12)

<div class="grid-1">
	<div class="col">...</div>
</div>

2- The precise. Compose cell by cell (with class like .col-*)

<div class="grid">
	<div class="col-12">...</div>
</div>

3- The automatic. Just add number of cells you want in the grid (.grid > .col)

<div class="grid">
		<div class="col">...</div>
		<div class="col">...</div>
</div>

Gridlex and media-queries

Because of responsive, you sometimes need to change the size of columns: with this keys as classes you can control your layout by media-queries.

Columns can be hidden at breakpoints using _*-0 (e.g. col-4_md-6_sm-0)

See more : http://labeg.github.io/gridlex/