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stylus-blackjack

v1.1.2

Published

Blackjack is a collection of mixins, functions and helpers written in Stylus to make your front-end development easier and faster.

Downloads

3

Readme

Blackjack - A CSS Toolkit

Blackjack is a collection of mixins, functions and helpers written in Stylus to make your front-end development easier and faster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGi6Q1pNbS0

Why should I use this?

A minimum level of work is always required when building CSS for a web site or application. Every project you work on will need things such as resets, helper classes, and a whole mess of other parts. Instead of re-inventing the wheel, Blackjack gives you a starting place for your CSS. It's engineered to be re-usable across projects and easy to drop into any Stylus codebase.

How do I use this?

The source directory contains the good stuff. Use Stylus's @import to pull in blackjack.styl to your project. Blackjack is built to never output any CSS unless one of its mixins or placeholder classes is invoked.

What API is exposed?

  • $gridContainer / gridContainer()
  • gridCell()
  • makeBreakpoint()
  • $clearfix / clearfix()
  • densityBreakpoint()
  • $topright
  • $topleft
  • $bottomright
  • $bottomleft
  • $rotate90
  • $rotate180
  • $rotate270
  • $rotate90Ctr
  • $rotate180Ctr
  • $rotate270Ctr
  • $spacingClasses
  • $borderBox / borderBox()
  • $zero / zero()
  • rotation()
  • shake()
  • pulse()
  • hop()
  • $buttonReset
  • simpleButton()
  • filledButton()
  • $field / field()
  • hyperlink()
  • zebraList()
  • flexboxTable()
  • $fontStack / fontStack()

See the gallery page for complete documentation.