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fajny-react

v3.0.4

Published

## Install Fajny React in your project

Downloads

3

Readme

Fajny React

Install Fajny React in your project

Open your React app in a terminal and run:

npm i fajny-react

Customise Fajny React

Override Fajny variables

Create a CSS file in your src folder, and add this:

:root {
    ...all your overrides
}

Find all the variables on Fajny documentation website.

Fonts

By default Fajny CSS uses Lato for fonts. You can change this by adding a Google Fonts link at the beginning of your CSS file, and edit the :root:

:root {
    --font-family-body: "Your new font"
}

Colors

Same as before, override Fajny variables in your new CSS file. You can find a nice color palette generator here: https://coolors.co/.