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snippet-ss

v1.11.0

Published

A generic set of stylesheet classes

Downloads

70

Readme

snippet-ss

A generic set of stylesheet classes - In css, less & scss formats

Installation

bower install --save snippet-ss or npm install --save snippet-ss

  • All the styles are originally scripted in less, its then transpiled into css and scss by the build command
  • All the transpiled scripts will be committed for ease at the user end

Demo page / tests

npm test

  • The demo page (tests/index.html) must be built, and opened in your default browser.

Transpiling less to css & scss

npm run build

Only to css

npm run build:css

Only to scss

npm run build:scss

Available style files, and classes in them

Parameterised mixins would be available only in less & scss

1. reset - Eric Meyer’s CSS Reset V2.0
2. no
  • .no-mouse [alias - no-pointer]
  • .no-select
  • .no-display
  • .no-visible
  • .no-active
  • .no-margin
  • .no-padding
  • .no-border
  • .no-wrap
3. effects

The glow is appended onto existing box-shadow value

  • .outer-glow(@color)
  • .inner-glow(@color)
  • .text-outer-glow(@color)
  • .shadow(@color)
  • .left-shadow(@color)
  • .right-shadow(@color)
  • .white-outer-glow
  • .white-inner-glow
  • .white-text-outer-glow
  • .dark-shadow
  • .dark-left-shadow
  • .dark-right-shadow
  • .glass
4. background
  • Default background color is grey, you can change that in less using background-color or other related property. Also the pattern is appended onto existing patterns
  • Add animate class to make the background scroll horizontally
    • .noise-bg
    • .dotted-bg
    • .checker-bg
    • .diagonal-stripes-bg
    • .dotted-background(@light-color, @dark-color)
    • .checker-background(@light-color, @dark-color)
    • .diagonal-stripes-background(@light-color, @dark-color)
5. fix
  • .clear-fix
6. force
  • .force-gpu - Just to force hardware acceleration for the element
  • .force-scrollbar - To replace OSx Lion’s hidden scroll-bar behavior. So that a scroll-bar is displayed whenever scrolling is possible. Supported only by WebKit.
7. use
  • .use-border-padding-in-width-height - Border & padding size would be considered as part of width or height
  • .use-border-box - Alias for use-border-padding-in-width-height
  • .use-ellipsis - Uses ellipsis to denote overflowing text
8. x-browser - Some functions for making cross browser compatibility easy
  • .opacity(@opacity)
    • @opacity must be a value from 0 to 1
    • Previously it was under functions file
9. fonts
  • .serif-georgia
  • .serif-times
  • .serif-palatino
  • .san-helvetica
  • .san-verdana
  • .san-arial
  • .san-comic
  • .san-impact
  • .san-lucida
  • .san-tahoma
  • .san-trebuchet
  • .mono-courier
  • .mono-lucida