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sass-theme-defaults

v1.0.2

Published

Personal default classes and variables I use in my projects

Downloads

6

Readme

sass-theme-defaults

npm version

Importable personal default classes and variables I use in my projects

Github Pages Demo. NPM Module Link.

Usage

Install to the project:

npm install --save sass-theme-defaults

Simply import at the top of a sass file to get going:

@import './node_modules/sass-theme-defaults/index.scss';

// Other Sass down here...

I'd highly suggest visiting the Github Pages Demo for the classes and variables. but here is a quick run down of all of them:

$standard - The dark color, should be used for things like font color

$sub-standard - The light-dark color, should be used for things like sub text

$inverse - The opposite of $standard. The light color, could be used for a page background color

$links - The light blue color. Should be used for links outside of the current page

$transparent-x - Available 'x' values are 25, 50, 75. A dark transparent color, could be used to darken the page when a sidebar opens.

$transparent-light-x - Available 'x' values are 25, 50, 75. A light transparent color, could be used to lighten parts of the page.

.center - centers a div or display: block element

.center-text - centers a div and its text elements

.center-children - centers a divs children horizontally and vertically

.center-children-horizontal - centers a divs children only horizontally

.center-children-vertical - centers a divs children only vertically

Example

In HTML on an element:

<div class="center-text">
  I am centered! 🖥️
</div>

Within Sass:

.my-awesome-class {
  @extends .center

  background-color: $standard;
}

Contributing

Clone the project:

git clone https://github.com/torch2424/sass-theme-defaults.git

Install devDependencies:

npm install

Run the command: npm run build, to continuously see changes to the index.html in the docs folder. Sorry, but no livereload or watch is set up for this (Since it's just a simple little package).

LICENSE

MIT