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purecss-utilities

v1.0.6

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Utility CSS classes that complement PureCSS

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PureCSS Utilities

A CSS library that provides utility CSS classes which complement PureCSS.

See Demo

Installation

You can add this library to your page using the CDN from jsDelivr, just add a <link> element into your page's <head>, before your project's stylesheets but after PureCSS stylesheets. E.g.:

<head>
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/build/pure-min.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/purecss-utilities@main/dist/all.css">
</head>

You can also install the package using NPM:

npm install purecss purecss-utilities --save

And then reference the css files (from the dist/ folder) or the scss files (from the src/ folder), like:

import 'purecss/build/pure-min.css'
import 'purecss-utilities/dist/all.css'

Utilities

Texts

You can set the text font size using classes .pure-txt-xxs / .pure-txt-xs / .pure-txt-sm / .pure-txt-md / .pure-txt-lg / .pure-txt-xl / .pure-txt-xxl.

You can change the colors of texts using classes .pure-txt-black / .pure-txt-blue / .pure-txt-cyan / .pure-txt-green / .pure-txt-magenta / .pure-txt-red / .pure-txt-white / .pure-txt-yellow.

Additionally, you can modify the opacity of the colors the pure-txt-alpha-* class, where * can be replaced with numbers 10, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80 or 90.

For additional utilities, you can use the Utility classes for text styling Gist.

Background colors

You can change the colors of backgrounds using classes .pure-bg-black / .pure-bg-blue / .pure-bg-cyan / .pure-bg-green / .pure-bg-magenta / .pure-bg-red / .pure-bg-white / .pure-bg-yellow.

Additionally, you can modify the opacity of the colors the pure-bg-alpha-* class, where * can be replaced with numbers 10, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80 or 90.

Borders

You can define borders using the classes .pure-bd-* / .pure-bd-bottom-* / .pure-bd-left-* / .pure-bd-right-* / .pure-bd-top-*, where * can be any number between 1 and 5, defining the width (in pixels) of the border. By default the border will be solid and black.

To change the style of a border you can use classes .pure-bd-solid / .pure-bd-dotted / .pure-bd-dashed.

To change the color of a border you can use classes .pure-bd-black / .pure-bd-blue / .pure-bd-cyan / .pure-bd-green / .pure-bd-magenta / .pure-bd-red / .pure-bd-white / .pure-bd-yellow.

Additionally, you can modify the opacity of the border colors using the pure-bg-alpha-* class, where * can be replaced with numbers 10, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80 or 90.

To set the radius of the border you can use classes .pure-bd-radius-* (where * can be any number between 1 and 5) / .pure-bd-radius-circle / .pure-bd-radius-pill.

Buttons

You can style buttons using classes .pure-button-black / .pure-button-blue / .pure-button-cyan / .pure-button-green / .pure-button-magenta / .pure-button-red / .pure-button-white / .pure-button-yellow.

Also you can use the .pure-button-disabled class to make the button to look disabled.

Opacity

The opacity of elements can be modified using the .pure-opacity-* class, where * can be replaced with numbers 10, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80 or 90.

Spacing

The library provides pure-m-* and pure-p-* classes for controlling an element's margin or padding, where * can be replaced with any number between 1 and 8.

To set the margin or padding to a single side, you can use classes pure-mb-* / pure-ml-* / pure-mr-* / pure-mt-* and pure-pb-* / pure-pl-* / pure-pr-* / pure-pt-*; and to set the margin or padding to the horizontal or vertical sides, you can use classes pure-mx-* / pure-my-* and pure-px-* / pure-py-*.

Flex

The library doesn't provide utilities for Flexbox containers, for that you can use the Flexbox utility classes Gist.

Customization

Colors

The library uses variables --pureBlack / --pureBlue / --pureCyan / --pureGreen / --pureMagenta / --pureRed / --pureWhite / --pureYellow to define colors that later are used to define utility classes for texts, background, borders and buttons.

You can override these variables to change the colors used, but on that case you must also override the corresponding RBG variables: --pureBlackRgb / --pureBlueRgb / --pureCyanRgb / --pureGreenRgb / --pureMagentaRgb / --pureRedRgb / --pureWhiteRgb / --pureYellowRgb.

Additionally, for the case of buttons, you may also need to override the variables ---pureBlackContrastRgb / ---pureBlueContrastRgb / ---pureCyanContrastRgb / ---pureGreenContrastRgb / ---pureGreyContrastRgb / ---pureMagentaContrastRgb / ---pureRedContrastRgb / ---pureWhiteContrastRgb / ---pureYellowContrastRgb that define the color of the labels inside the buttons.

Spacing

The base spacing used is 0.25rem, but you can change this value by overriding the value of the --pureSpacingUnit variable.

Development

The library was implemented using Sass, you can use the following commands to build it:

  • npm run build
  • npm run dev

License

PureCSS Utilities is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Mozilla Public License v2.0. You should have received a copy of the MPL 2.0 along with this software, otherwise you can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.