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wpdls

v0.0.9

Published

Basic custom WordPress dashboard style made easy

Downloads

4

Readme

WPDLS - WordPress Dashboard/Login Style

Basic custom WordPress admin style made easy and "smart". WPDLS tries to understand which colors are on the background of elements to adapt its forecolor to a legible one.

How to use

  1. Import WPDLS main file index.styl inside your .styl file with something like @require 'wpdls'.

  2. Override the default style object wpdls variable with your custom values.

  3. Call the buildWPDLS() mixin.

Default style object

wpdls = {
  dashboard: {
    // font: 'Arial'
    background: #fff
    navigation: #000
    submenu: darken(#777, 50%)
    text: #fff
    highlight: #777
    notification: #777
    link: #777

    button: {
      background: #000
      color: #fff
    }
  }

  login: {
    // font: 'Arial'
    color: #fff
    background: {
      color: #000
      // image: '../images/path-to-img.jpg'
      size: cover
    }

    /* Custom logo - Optional, can be deleted */
    logo: {
      // image: '../images/login-logo.png'
      width: 145px
      height: 145px
    }

    /* Custom login alert - Optional, can be deleted  */
    alert: {
      background: #fff
      color: #000
      link: #fff
    }

    /* Custom button - Optional, can be deleted  */
    button: {
      background: #000
      color: #fff
    }

    /* Custom form - Optional, can be deleted  */
    form: {
      background: #fff
      color: #000
      borderRadius: 5px
      // padding: 0
      input: {
        background: #fff
        color: #000
      }
    }
  }
}