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foundation-bem-grid

v1.0.1

Published

Modern Sass BEM Grid for Foundation 6

Downloads

13

Readme

Modern Sass BEM Grid for Foundation 6

A Modern Sass BEM Grid for Zurb Foundation for Sites 6, inspired by Avalanche.

Features

  • BEM (Block Element Modifier) logic.
  • Fully compatible with Foundation for Sites 6.
  • Uses Zurb Foundation breakpoint convention
  • No bloat. Only create the selectors you'll actually use
  • No duplication. 1/2 == 2/4 so why create two selectors?
  • No floats. No clears. No .last
  • Nesting to infinity and beyond

Installation

Using Bower

bower install --save foundation-bem-grid

Using NPM

npm install --save foundation-bem-grid

Usage

Example of your main app.scss file:

@import "node_modules/foundation-bem-grid/scss/bem-grid";

@include foundation-bem-grid;

Example of a two column, responsive, centered grid. All grid layout classes and responsive width classes are modifiers.

<div class="grid grid--center">
  <div class="3/4 1/2--small grid__cell"></div>
  <div class="1/4 1/2--small grid__cell"></div>
</div>

Settings

$grid-namespace
Global prefix for layout and cell class names. Default: grid.

$grid-gutter
Map of gutter width between cells for each breakpoint. To use just one size, set the variable to a number instead of a map. Default: 20px.

$grid-width-class
Prefix for width class names. Default: ''.

$grid-width-class-style
Naming style of width classes. Default: 'fraction'. Options: fraction (1/2, 3/4 etc), percentage (25, 50 etc), fragment (1-of-3, 4-of-5 etc).

$grid-widths
Max width of the grid when used as --container. Default: $global-width.

$grid-responsive Enable/disable the inclusion of responsive width classes. Default: true.