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spacious

v1.0.12

Published

> A set of functional CSS utilities for all your spacing needs.

Downloads

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Readme

Spacious

A set of functional CSS utilities for all your spacing needs.

Padding, margin, width and max-width utilities formed on a ratio of your base font size.

Padding and Margin

The default spacing scale for padding and margin is based on powers of two and starts at .25rem (1 spacing amount), ending at 16rem (7 spacing amount).

Classes follow a simple pattern:

{viewport}-{p or m}{spacing-direction}{spacing-amount}

Example

<p class='ml1 sm-ml3' />

Translates to margin-left-1 (sets margin-left property to .25rem) and small-margin-left-3 (sets margin-left property above the small breakpoint to 1rem).

Widths and Max-Widths

Widths and max widths work in a similar fashion, although come in both relative and percentage based units.

These classes follow a simple pattern:

{viewport}-{w or mw}-{spacing-amount}

Relative

The relative spacing scale for widths and max widths is also based on powers of two, but starts at 1rem (1 spacing amount) and ends at 64rem (8 spacing amount).

Percentage

Percentage based widths include a scale from 0-100 in multiples of 10, as well as the additional useful widths of 25%, 33%, 66% and 75%.

Example

<div class='w-4 sm-mw-40 ' />

Translates to width-4 (sets width to 8rem) and small-max-width-40 (set width above the small breakpoint to 40%).