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stylus-blueprint

v0.2.1

Published

Blueprint CSS framework ported to Stylus

Readme

stylus-blueprint

A quasi-port of the compass approach to blueprint.css framework using stylus. You can utilize mixins within your own .styl files to get access to the blueprint grid, form, and other fun things without having to resort to the very non-semantic, inflexible "span-x" "prepend-x" class names.

Use

javascript - just add it to stylus's paths:

stylus(content).set('paths',[require('stylus-blueprint')]).render(....)

in your .style files:

@import blueprint
#container
  container()
  #nav
    span 6
  #content
    span 18

Examples

There are some examples under the test/ directory. I'm working on doing the gh-pages for a better demo...but for now, just clone the repo and do:

cd test
node server.js

And then point your browser to localhost:3001

Note

https://github.com/visionmedia rocks node (like a boss)