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scorpion.css

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

Scorpion is a beautifull, full feature, and simply awesome front-end css framework for building websites. It is created by some awesome guy, and maintained by him and this awesome github comunity.

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Important note: this is not production ready yet, it's still fully in developement. Please do not install this yet, as it will not work. The scorpion.css v1.0.0 realease is scheduled for the 6th of December 2016

Scorpion is a beautifull, full feature, and simply awesome front-end css framework for building websites. It is created by some awesome guy, and maintained by him and this awesome github comunity.

Table of contents

Quick start

there are a couple of ways to get started with the scorpion framework:

Download zip
Using a cdn @import url(https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/css/scorpion.min.css)
Cloning this repo: git clone https://github.com/Scorpion-css/framework.git
using npm npm install scorpion.css

File structure

These are the files included with the download:

Scorpion/
├── css/
│   ├── scorpion.css
│   └── scorpion.min.css
└── js/
    ├── scorpion.js
    └── scorpion.min.js

Documentation

Documentation along with links to the boilerplate and sass code can be foud at scorpion-css.github.io/framework.

Contributing

If you are looking into contributing to scorpion.css, please teke a moment to read through CONTRIBUTING.md

Copyright and license

The code and the docs are copyrigth 2016 Scorpion Inc. Code released under the MIT license, and the docs are release under the creative commons license.