latitibabu_css v1.0.1-c

lati_css - A CSS Utility Library for Effortless Styling

lati_css is a lightweight CSS utility library designed to make styling faster and more efficient. It provides a collection of pre-defined utility classes that allow you to apply common styles with just a few words, making your code cleaner and more readable.

Installation

To use lati_css, first install it via npm:

npm install lati_css

Usage

Import lati_css into your project:

import React from 'react';
import 'lati_css';

const LatiCssExample = () => {
  return (
    <div className="flex-row gap-10 p-20">
      <div className="w-50p h-200px back-color-blue80 br-10"></div>
      <div className="w-50p h-200px back-color-red80 br-circle"></div>
    </div>
  );
};

export default LatiCssExample;

Explanation:

Import React: This imports the React library, essential for creating React components.

Import CSS: This line imports your lati_css.css file, which contains the utility classes you want to use.

Create a Functional Component: LatiCssExample is a functional component in React, a simple way to define UI elements.

JSX Structure: The component returns JSX, which is a syntax extension for JavaScript that lets you write HTML-like structures within your code.

className: The className attribute is used to apply the lati_css utility classes to HTML elements.

flex-row: creates a flex container with row direction.

gap-10: adds a 10px gap between flex items.

p-20: applies 20px padding on all sides.

w-50p: sets the width to 50% of the parent container.

h-200px: sets the height to 200 pixels.

back-color-blue80: sets the background color to a blue shade from your CSS.

br-10: sets the border-radius to 10 pixels.

br-circle: sets the border-radius to 50% to create a circle.

How to Use:

Create a React project (using Create React App or similar).

Put the above code into a file, for example, LatiCssExample.js.

Import and render the component in your app's root file (like App.js):

import React from 'react';
import LatiCssExample from './LatiCssExample';

function App() {
  return (
    <div>
      <LatiCssExample />
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Run your React app. You should see the two colored divs rendered according to the lati_css utility classes.

This provides a more React-specific way to showcase the use of lati_css within your documentation.

Utility Classes

lati_css offers a wide range of utility classes for various styling aspects. Here are some examples:

Display Modes

• .flex-row: Sets display to flex with row direction.
• .flex-column: Sets display to flex with column direction.

Padding

• .p-1 to .p-50: Applies padding values from 1px to 50px on all sides.
• .pt-1 to .pt-50: Applies padding-top values from 1px to 50px.
• .pb-1 to .pb-50: Applies padding-bottom values from 1px to 50px.
• .pr-1 to .pr-50: Applies padding-right values from 1px to 50px.
• .pl-1 to .pl-50: Applies padding-left values from 1px to 50px.

Margin

• .m-1 to .m-50: Applies margin values from 1px to 50px on all sides.
• .mt-1 to .mt-50: Applies margin-top values from 1px to 50px.
• .mb-1 to .mb-50: Applies margin-bottom values from 1px to 50px.
• .ml-1 to .ml-50: Applies margin-left values from 1px to 50px.
• .mr-1 to .mr-50: Applies margin-right values from 1px to 50px.

Gap

• .gap-1 to .gap-100: Applies gap values from 1px to 100px to elements within a flex container.

Width

• .w-1p to .w-100p: Sets width from 1% to 100% of parent container.
• .w-5px to .w-1000px: Sets width in pixels with increments of 5px.
• .w-1s to .w-100s: Sets width in viewports widths (vw) with increments of 1vw.

Height

• .h-1p to .h-100p: Sets height from 1% to 100% of parent container.
• .h-5px to .h-1000px: Sets height in pixels with increments of 5px.
• .h-1s to .h-100s: Sets height in viewports heights (vh) with increments of 1vh.

Border Radius

• .br-1p to .br-100p: Sets border-radius in percentage with increments of 1%.
• .br-1px to .br-100px: Sets border-radius in pixels with increments of 1px.
• .br-circle: Sets border-radius to 50% creating a circle.
• .br-none: Sets border-radius to 0.

Border Width

• .bw-1px to .bw-100px: Sets border-width in pixels with increments of 1px.
• .bw-thin, .bw-medium, .bw-thick: Sets border-width to default values.
• .bw-none: Sets border-width to 0.

Border Style

• .bs-solid, .bs-dashed, .bs-dotted, .bs-double, .bs-groove, .bs-ridge, .bs-inset, .bs-outset: Sets border-style to different styles.
• .bs-none, .bs-hidden: Sets border-style to none and hidden respectively.

Border Color

• .bc-black, .bc-white: Sets border-color to black and white respectively.
• .bc-blue100 to .bc-yellow10: Sets border-color to predefined color variables with different opacities.

Color

• .color-black, .color-white: Sets color to black and white respectively.
• .color-blue100 to .color-yellow10: Sets color to predefined color variables with different opacities.

Background

• .back-color-black: Sets background-color to black.
• .back-color-blue100 to .back-color-yellow10: Sets background-color to predefined color variables with different opacities.

Font Sizes

• .text-xs to .text-6xl: Applies font sizes based on predefined variables.

Line Heights

• .line-height-xs to .line-height-6xl: Applies line-height based on predefined variables.

Font Weights

• .font-w-100 to .font-w-900: Sets font-weight to specific values.

Font Styles

• .font-italic, .font-oblique, .font-normal: Sets font-style to italic, oblique, and normal respectively.

Text Transform

• .text-transform-none, .text-transform-uppercase, .text-transform-lowercase, .text-transform-capitalize: Applies text transform to elements.

Letter Spacing

• .letter-spacing-0 to .letter-spacing-100: Sets letter-spacing in pixels with increments of 5px.

Word Spacing

• .word-spacing-0 to .word-spacing-100: Sets word-spacing in pixels with increments of 5px.

Font Variants

• .font-variant-normal, .font-variant-small-caps: Sets font-variant to normal and small-caps respectively.

Justify Content

• .justify-start, .justify-center, .justify-end, .justify-between, .justify-around, .justify-evenly: Sets justify-content property to different values.

Align Items

• .align-start, .align-center, .align-end, .align-baseline, .align-stretch: Sets align-items property to different values.

Flex Property

• .flex-1 to .flex-20: Sets flex property with incremental values from 1 to 20.
• .flex-auto, .flex-initial, .flex-none: Sets flex property to auto, initial, and none respectively.

Flex Grow

• .flex-grow-1 to .flex-grow-3: Sets flex-grow property with incremental values from 1 to 3.
• .flex-grow-auto, .flex-grow-0: Sets flex-grow property to auto and 0 respectively.

Flex Shrink

• .flex-shrink-1 to .flex-shrink-3: Sets flex-shrink property with incremental values from 1 to 3.
• .flex-shrink-auto, .flex-shrink-0: Sets flex-shrink property to auto and 0 respectively.

Flex Basis

• .flex-basis-auto, .flex-basis-0, .flex-basis-1, .flex-basis-2, .flex-basis-3, .flex-basis-50, .flex-basis-100: Sets flex-basis property to different values.

Responsive Design

lati_css includes media queries to make your styling responsive across different screen sizes. For example, you can use the following classes to adjust layout for mobile devices and tablets:

• Mobile Devices:

  • .flex-row will automatically stack items vertically on mobile devices (up to 600px).
  • .w-50p will become 100% wide on mobile devices.
  • .p-20 and .m-20 will be reduced to 10px padding and margin on mobile devices.

• Tablets:

  • .flex-row will maintain its row layout on tablets (601px to 1024px).
  • .w-50p will be 50% wide on tablets.
  • .p-20 and .m-20 will be adjusted to 15px padding and margin on tablets.

Example Usage

<div class="flex-row gap-10 p-20">
  <div class="w-50p h-200px back-color-blue80 br-10"></div>
  <div class="w-50p h-200px back-color-red80 br-circle"></div>
</div>

This HTML snippet creates a row of two divs with a gap of 10px between them. The first div is 50% wide, 200px tall, has a blue background, and rounded corners, while the second div is also 50% wide, 200px tall, has a red background, and is a perfect circle.

Conclusion

lati_css is a powerful tool for styling your web pages with ease. Its comprehensive set of utility classes, combined with its responsive design capabilities, makes it a great choice for building modern and efficient websites.