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jmetterrothan-flexgrid

v1.1.0

Published

A lightweight SASS grid system

Downloads

5

Readme

flexgrid

A lightweight responsive grid. Live demo here!

Usage

npm install jmetterrothan-flexgrid

You can overwrite any of the following variables and create your own grid. By default there is no prefix added, but you can create mutiple grids.

$flexgrid-breakpoint-tablet: 600px;
$flexgrid-breakpoint-laptop: 992px;
$flexgrid-breakpoint-desktop: 1200px;

$flexgrid-prefix: '';
$flexgrid-suffix: '';
$flexgrid-nbcols: 24;
$flexgrid-gutter: 16px;

@import '~jmetterrothan-flexgrid/src/assets/sass/grid';

Using the grid :

In the following example we have a 24 column grid, hence by specifying the class flexcol--12 the columns are each distributed 50% of the available width (they each take the space of 12 columns).

Example 1 : basics

<div class="flexrow">
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12"></div>
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12"></div>
</div>

Note that the flexrow--nogutter class can be used on the grid to disable gutters.

Example 2 : adding some responsive behaviour

<div class="flexrow">
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12-t flexcol--8-l">1</div>
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12-t flexcol--8-l">2</div>
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12-t flexcol--8-l">3</div>
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12-t flexcol--8-l">4</div>
  ...
</div>

col_{NB_OF_COLUMNS}-{BREAKPOINT}

Example 3 : nested grids

<div class="flexrow">
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12">
    <div class="flexrow">
      <div class="flexcol flexcol--8"></div>
      <div class="flexcol flexcol--8"></div>
      <div class="flexcol flexcol--8"></div>
    </div>
  </div>
  <div class="flexcol flexcol--12">
    ...
  </div>
</div>

Gutters are respected even in deep nested grids

Available breakpoint mixins and associated suffix

You can use the following breakpoint mixins :

  • mobile-only m-o
  • mobile-landscape-only mt-o
  • mobile-portrait-only mp-o
  • tablet-only t-o
  • tablet-landscape-only tl-o
  • tablet-portrait-only tp-o
  • laptop-only l-o
  • desktop-only d-o

Example :

@include tablet-only {
  // Style only applied to tablets
}
  • breakpoint-mobile m
  • breakpoint-mobile-landscape ml
  • breakpoint-mobile-portrait mp
  • breakpoint-tablet t
  • breakpoint-tablet-landscape tl
  • breakpoint-tablet-portrait tp
  • breakpoint-laptop l
  • breakpoint-desktop d

Example :

@include breakpoint-tablet {
  // Style only applied to devices with a width >= to the tablet breakpoint
}