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magical-css

v0.7.2

Published

3 years ago

A simple, unique, and responsive CSS framework, made with SASS.

Downloads

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Setup

To set up Magic on your website, simply add this to the <head> of your page:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/magical-css@latest/dist/magic.css">

Please note that if a new version of Magic is released, your website will receive it automatically, which may mean that some parts of your page change. To get a fixed version, see the jsDelivr docs: https://www.jsdelivr.com.

To install Magic, uncompiled SCSS, docs and more, do one of the following:

npm install magical-css

yarn add magical-css

bower install magical-css

Clone https://github.com/palkerecsenyi/magic.git

For the proper functionality of Magic, please double check that the fonts are linked correctly at the start of dist/magic.css. If using a CDN, this works automatically.

Usage

Magical Library tries to avoid default styles (globally referencing elements rather than classes) wherever possible, to make it as non-destructive in complex projects as possible. Class names are designed to be very evident. For a full usage guide, see the Wiki of this repository.

Attributions

Two fonts are used: Noto Sans by Google and Roboto by Christian Robertson.

Documentation

To use Magic, you'll need to read the official documentation. It's currently available through Github pages at https://palkerecsenyi.github.io/magic/docs/. The documentation is, in fact, made with Magic!

That's it. Enjoy!