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@lmu-med/styles

v0.1.12

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Provides common CSS styles in LMU Klinikum corporate identity

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LMU Klinikum Styles

Provides CSS in line with the LMU Klinikum corporate identity. Automatically styles buttons, forms, headings and tables on a page where the styles are embedded and the body has the class "lmu-klinikum" applied to it.

Usage

  1. Add the package to your project:
npm install -d @lmu-med/styles
  1. Import css from the module's dist folder:
<link href="node_modules/@lmu-med/styles/dist/lmu.css" rel="stylesheet" />

Or, when using a build tool like webpack:

// add to your entry JS:
import "@lmu-med/styles/dist/lmu.css";

Syntax for SCSS or SASS:

@import "@lmu-med/styles/dist/lmu.css";
  1. Apply the required class "lmu-klinikum" to the html's body:
<body class="lmu-klinikum"></body>
  1. Profit

Available classes for styling

The minute you include the stylesheet in your project, these elements are automatically styled in accordance with the LMU Klinikum CI:

form > input
button

Additionally, by adding the class lmu-klinikum to the body tag, these elements are styled, too:

table > tbody > tr > th
table > tbody > tr > td
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p
ul, li

For styling of buttons you have class definitions for size and colour available:

/* Size classes */
button-lg button-md button-sm

/* Colour classes */
grassgreen orange gold sel-red sel-light-gray sel-gray sel-dark-gray sel-distinct

/* Contoured colors */
grassgreen-invers orange-invers gold-invers sel-red-invers sel-light-gray-invers sel-gray-invers sel-dark-gray-invers sel-distinct-invers

For more info and examples, follow the instructions at "Development"

Styling Checkboxes

Note bug in use with Ruby on Rails. If using check boxes, form.label must be after form.check_box

Adding Roboto font-family

To add Roboto to your project, use FontSource

npm install @fontsource/roboto

In your application.js or css:

import "@fontsource/roboto";

body { font-family: 'Roboto' }

Development

Checkout this project and run

npm i

To test your package run:

npm start

This starts a webserver at localhost:8080 showing examples for all the elements that are being styled by this module.

Releasing

To compile a release, run:

npm run compile

...then commit and push.

Publishing

To publish a new release, login as user lmu-med-wad with this command:

npm login

Finally, to publish the new package to NPM, run this:

npm publish

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/KUMteamIM/lmu-med-styles.

License

The project is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.