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@runopencode/fed-boilerplate

v1.0.1

Published

Boilerplate code for front end development that is commonly used by RunOpenCode guys.

Downloads

2

Readme

FED Boilerplate

This is collection of commonly used CSS/JS snippets in RunOpenCode projects that are missing in widely used libraries (e.g. Bootstrap).

Quick start

  • Install with npm: npm install @runopencode/fed-boilerplate

What's included

Within the download you'll find the following directories and files, compiled and minified variations. You'll see something like this:

fed-boilerplate/
└── dist/
    └── css/
        ├── fed-boilerplate.css
        └── fed-boilerplate.min.css

Documentation

CSS

All css classes using same naming as Bootstrap 3 classes

  • -xs for extra small devices (less than 768px), this is default and no media query is used
  • -sm for small devices (768px and up)
  • -md for medium devices (992px and up)
  • -lg for large devices (1200px and up)

there are also classes with 'only' suffix - currently can be applied only to clearfix classes

  • -xs-only only for extra small devices (up to 768px)
  • -sm-only only for small devices (from 768px up to 992px)
  • -md-only only for medium devices (from 992px up to 1200px)
  • -lg-only only for large devices (1200px and up)

Display

.display-block

.display-inline-block

.display-inline

Floating

.pull-left

.pull-right

.pull-none

Margins and padding

Margins

Margins can be set to positive and negative values, default classes for margins and padding are from 0 to 20px

eg. .ml-xs-10 is margin-left: 10; and .ml-xs--10 is margin-left: -10px;

.m

.ml

.mr

.mt

.mb

Padding

Default classes for padding are from 0 to 20px

.p

.pl

.pr

.pt

.pb

Text

.text-center

.text-left

.text-right

.text-justify

Clearfix

.clearfix