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griddybox

v1.2.0

Published

CSS framework that uses CSS Grid with fallback to Flexbox grid

Downloads

2

Readme

Griddybox

Simple 12-column grid based on CSS Grid with IE11+ support that uses power of SCSS Mixins. It gives you more clean HTML than if using other grids.

Installation

  1. via npm
$ npm i griddybox --save
  1. download zip archive from GitHub

Import into your project

Import it into your project via importing from:

  1. node_modules
@import 'griddybox/src/scss/import-now';
  1. directly from your SCSS styles source folder

For example:

@import 'griddybox/import-now'

Usage

Griddybox allows you to use grid-flex-fallbacked grid or only flexbox grid

Usage for all types of grid:

Container -- similar to Bootstrap 4 grid layout

@include container;

Usage for grid-flex-fallbacked grid

Row

@include row;

Columns

@include col($columns)

where $columns can be any number from 1 to 12 like in Bootstrap or any other grids

Flexbox-only grid

Row

@include row-f

Columns

@include col-f($columns)

where $columns can be any number from 1 to 12 like in Bootstrap or any other grids

Fluid columns

@include col-f-auto