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aleut.utilities.spacing

v1.0.1

Published

Spacing helper classes in the aleutcss framework (based on Harry Roberts inuitcss framework)

Downloads

9

Readme

Spacing

The aleutcss spacing module is a small collection of helper classes for spacings like margin and padding.

Install using npm:

    $ npm install --save-dev aleut.utilities.spacing

Usage

The conventions used in the classes in the spacing module are as follows: .u-(m|p)(t|r|b|l|h|v)(-negative)(-tiny|-small|-large|-huge|-none) {}

E.g.:

  • .u-p will give you a padding around the whole object (24px as default)
  • .u-mt will give you a margin-top on the object (24px as default)
  • .u-mv will give you a vertical margin (top and bottom) (24px as default).
  • .u-ph will give you a horizontal padding (left and right) (24px as default).
  • .u-mt-negative-large will give you a large (48px as default) negative margin (m) top (t).
  • .u-p-tiny will give you a tiny (6px as default) padding (p).
  • .u-mh-huge will give you a huge (96px as default) horizontal (h) margin (m).
  • .u-mb-none will give you no margin (m) bottom (b).
  • .u-pl-small will give you a small (12px as default) padding (p) left (l).

Knowing these conventions means you can compose a huge array of spacing helpers.

<div class="o-flag u-mt">
    <div class="o-flag__img">
		<img src="image-here.png">
	</div>
	<div class="o-flag__body">
		Some text-like content here.
	</div>
</div>

Enable options

To enable the optional classes set the variables to true before you import the _utilities.spacing.scss-file.

$u-m:                 false !default;
$u-m-tiny:            false !default;
$u-m-small:           false !default;
$u-m-large:           false !default;
$u-m-huge:            false !default;

$u-m-negative:        false !default;
$u-m-negative-tiny:   false !default;
$u-m-negative-small:  false !default;
$u-m-negative-large:  false !default;
$u-m-negative-huge:   false !default;

$u-m-none:            false !default;

$u-p:                 false !default;
$u-p-tiny:            false !default;
$u-p-small:           false !default;
$u-p-large:           false !default;
$u-p-huge:            false !default;

$u-p-none:            false !default;