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sass-griddy

v2.1.0

Published

Simple grid framework for Sass

Downloads

3

Readme

griddy

Simple grid framework for Sass.

Getting Started

First off you'll need to import griddy to use it:

@import 'path/to/griddy';

To define a row element of your layout:

.some-row {
  @include griddy-row;
}

And to define a column element:

.some-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 2);
}

Columns can also be offset:

.some-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 2);
  @include griddy-offset(1 of 4);
}

The width parameter in griddy-column and griddy-offset can be a percentage (i.e. 25%), a human readable fraction (i.e. 1 of 4) or unitless number (i.e. 0.25):

.some-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 4);
  @include griddy-column(25%);
  @include griddy-column(1/4);
}

You can also define gutters for your grid layout:

.some-row {
  @include griddy-row($gutter: 20px);
}

.some-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 2, $gutter: 20px);
}

.some-offset-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 4, $gutter: 20px);
  @include griddy-offset(1 of 4, $gutter: 20px);
}

Or globally define your gutter width:

$griddy-gutter: 20px;

.generic-row {
  @include griddy-row;
}

.generic-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 2);
}

.special-row {
  @include griddy-row($gutter: 40px);
}

.special-column {
  @include griddy-column(1 of 2, $gutter: 40px);
}

Or have no gutter:

$griddy-gutter: 0;

If you need to clear the preceding column in your layout:

.some-column:nth-child(3n+1) {
  @include griddy-clear;
}

By default griddy's direction is left-to-right, however you can change this by setting:

$griddy-direction: right;

Browser Support

Works on all modern browsers which support box-sizing and calc().

If you need support Internet Explorer 8, you might want to check out version 1.0.2.

License

MIT - see license