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scale-ratio

v1.0.1

Published

Keep elements at a ratio for a given breakpoint

Downloads

8

Readme

scale-ratio

CSS to maintain elements aspect ratios across multiple device widths. The elements height will be set based on its width.

<div class='s-xs-50 s-sm-70 scale'>
    <div>
        <!-- your content goes here -->
    </div>
</div>

Use prefixes to define a scale

|Prefix Type |s-xs-|s-sm-|s-md-|s-lg-| |---------------------------------|---------|---------|----------|------------------------| |Screen sizes | < 768px | > 768px | > 992px | > 1200px| | | Phones | Tablets | Desktops | Large devices Desktops|

Use a percentage suffix and the prefix s-*- this will make the elements height a percentage of the width.

This will Scale the height of the element on small devices/screens to be 10% of the Elements width
s-xs-10

The usable percentages range from 5 - 200 in increments of 5

|Classes | Effect | |------------------------------------------|--------------------------------- |.s-xs-5 .s-sm-5 .s-md-5 .s-lg-5 | height will be 5% of width | |.s-xs-50 .s-sm-50 .s-md-50 .s-lg-50 | height will be 50% of width | |.s-xs-155 .s-sm-155 .s-md-155 .s-lg-155 | height will be 155% of width | |.s-xs-200 .s-sm-200 .s-md-200 .s-lg-200 | height will be 200% of width |

//todo add common