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postcss-hfill

v1.1.0

Published

Style contextual headings in CSS

Downloads

22

Readme

PostCSS hfill

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PostCSS hfill lets you style contextual headings in CSS, like the proposed <h> element.

x-h { display: block; font-size: 2em }

article x-h,aside x-h,nav x-h,section x-h { font-size: 1.5em }

article article x-h,article aside x-h,article nav x-h,article section x-h,
aside article x-h,aside aside x-h,aside nav x-h,aside section x-h,
nav article x-h,nav aside x-h,nav nav x-h,nav section x-h,
section article x-h,section aside x-h,section nav x-h,section section x-h { font-size: 1.17em }

/* etc. */

Only element specificity is used so that heading styles may be more easily overwritten. Despite the longevity of selectors, default styling contributes, at most, 311 bytes.

The default <x-h> element is used to prevent stomping on the native namespace. This plugin is intended to produce contextual headings in JavaScript-free experiences, and may improve seach engine crawling. For dynamic usage, see hfill. For an HTML preprocessing option, see posthtml-hfill.

Options

tag

Type: String
Default: "x-h"

The tag used by contextual headings.

sizes

Type: Array
Default: [ "2em", "1.5em", "1.17em", "1em" ]

The font sizes given to each heading as it descends into the outline.

Usage

Add PostCSS hfill to your build tool:

npm install postcss-hfill --save-dev

Node

Use PostCSS hfill to process your CSS:

require('postcss-hfill').process(YOUR_CSS, { /* options */ });

PostCSS

Add PostCSS to your build tool:

npm install postcss --save-dev

Use PostCSS hfill as a plugin:

postcss([
	require('postcss-hfill')({ /* options */ })
]).process(YOUR_CSS, /* options */);

Gulp

Add Gulp PostCSS to your build tool:

npm install gulp-postcss --save-dev

Use PostCSS hfill in your Gulpfile:

var postcss = require('gulp-postcss');

gulp.task('css', function () {
	return gulp.src('./src/*.css').pipe(
		postcss([
			require('postcss-hfill')({ /* options */ })
		])
	).pipe(
		gulp.dest('.')
	);
});

Grunt

Add Grunt PostCSS to your build tool:

npm install grunt-postcss --save-dev

Use PostCSS hfill in your Gruntfile:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-postcss');

grunt.initConfig({
	postcss: {
		options: {
			use: [
				require('postcss-hfill')({ /* options */ })
			]
		},
		dist: {
			src: '*.css'
		}
	}
});