@webtides/layouts v0.6.1

layouts

IMPORTANT: The layouts are work in progress and subject to major (& breaking) changes until the 1.0 release. Until then, we would encourage everyone to use a pinned version and not rely on semantic versioning.

Declarative layout elements for HTML & CSS

Introduction

layouts encapsulates some of the most used building blocks for web development into a set of declarative and expressive HTML tags and attributes.

• layouts is pure CSS - no JavaScript
• layouts is easily (and highly) customisable
• layouts is easy to drop in next to any other CSS framework
• layouts is compatible with every JavaScript framework (it's just HTML & CSS)

How to use

Installation

install @webtides/layouts

npm install --save @webtides/layouts

Using via CDN

@webtides/layouts can be used via CDN. This is great for prototyping and testing out layouts real fast on tools like CodePen for example.

<link href="https://unpkg.com/@webtides/layouts/dist/layouts.css" rel="stylesheet" />

Use

Container layout:

<container gap="16" width="fluid|contained">
    Centered container with padding left & right and 100% width or a max-width
</container>

Flex layout:

Standard flex layout with flex-direction=row, align-items=center and justify-content=space-between

<flex direction="row|col" align="center" justify="between">
    <item>1</item>
    <item>2</item>
    <item>3</item>
</flex>

Grid layout:

Grid layout with one column on mobile and three columns starting from tablet viewports, and a gap of 16px. The second item will occupy 2 columns, and the last item will be shown first.

<grid cols="1 md:3" gap="16">
    <item>1</item>
    <item cols="2">2</item>
    <item>3</item>
    <item order="first">4</item>
</grid>

Documentation

For detailed documentation see the docs.

Contributing & Development

For contributions and development see contributing docs

License

layouts is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.