Hagrid is a mixin library for responsive websites and web applications.
It helps you with authoring flexbox grid systems and local media queries by providing easy-to-use mixins. You do not have to edit your markup to make it work - the semantics are up to you.
bower install hagrid
npm install hagrid
@import "[path to hagrid]/hagrid";// * Initialize a basic grid
.parent {
@include g;
// * Initialize a grid with a set of modifiers
// * Modifiers are applied to all items of one grid
@include g(full, rev);
// * Alt. Syntax
@include grid(full, rev);
}
// * Initialize a grid-item with a set of responsive widths
.item {
// * The general width is set without a breakpoint-keyword (e.g. md)
// * Responsive widths are set in the config-map $hagrid-breakpoints
@include i(1/2, 1/3 md, 1/4 lg);
// * If you initialize an item without arguments or a general width, it defaults to 100% (mobile first)
@include i;
@include i(2/3 md, 3/4 lg);
// * You can use whatever you want as values
// * Fractions work great for grids and allow for complex grids without doing math
// * Passing in false will prevent @i from setting any general width
// * Recommended
@include i(1/2, 1/3 md, 1/4 lg);
//* Possible
@include i(false, lg 50%);
// * You can use custom breakpoints in Hagrid. Those should be quoted
// * Breakpoints pointing at $hagrid-breakpoints should not be quoted
@include i(2/3 "(min-width: 580px)", 1/3 lg);
// * Alt. Syntax
@include item();
}// * Specify gutters between items. They are used like modifiers or applied to all grids
// * If $layout-gutters exists it will be used instead (so you don't have to modify this file directly)
$hagrid-gutters: (
default: 1.5rem,
full: 0,
narrow: 0.5rem,
wide: 3rem
) !default;
// * Set common breakpoints used in your project. Can be used in the @bp-mixin (see below)
// * If $layout-breakpoints exists it will be used instead (so you don't have to modify this file directly)
$hagrid-breakpoints: (
sm: "(min-width: 35.5em)",
md: "(min-width: 48em)",
lg: "(min-width: 64em)",
xl: "(min-width: 80em)"
) !default;
// * Gutters and modifiers are applied to all items of each grid-container
// * By default, the selector `> *` is used. If you use a consistent selector for grid-items, you can set it here
$hagrid-item-selector: "> *" !default;// * Modifiers are set on grids
@include g(center, middle, full);- right: Align grid-items to the right in partially filled rows.
- center: Center grid-items in partially filled rows.
- space-around: Distribute items in partially filled rows by using variable space around them.
- space-between: Distribute items in partially filled rows by using variable space between them.
- bottom: Align items to the bottom of the grid.
- middle: Vertically center grid items.
You can provide custom gutters to the grid via the config-variable
$hagrid-gutters. Use them as you would use a normal modifier. (e.g.@include g(wide))
- rev: Reverted grid on x-axis.
- flip: Reverted grid on y-axis.
- bp: Use breakpoints directly in a class.
- stretch: Assign stretch-mixin to a group of grid-items in a grid to stretch-align their contents.
.item {
// * Single Breakpoint
@include bp(md) {
text-align: left;
}
// * Multiple Breakpoints
@include bp(md, lg) {
text-align: left;
}
// * Specific Breakpoints
@include bp("(min-width: 568px and max-width: 640px)") {
text-align: left;
}
}.stretch {
@include g;
> .item {
@include i;
@include stretch;
}
}
// Stretch accepts a selector as parameter, it defaults to "> *"
.stretch {
@include g;
> .item {
@include i;
@include stretch(".stretched-items");
}
}
Starting in v3.0.0, you can let flexbox work out the grid for you - on any breakpoint - by passing auto to the i-mixin.
// Basic automatic grid
.auto {
@include g;
}
.auto-item {
@include i(auto);
}
// Pinned elements will keep their width - while their surrounding elements change.
.auto-pinned {
@include g;
}
.auto-item--pinned {
@include i(1/3);
}
.auto-item {
@include i(auto);
}
// You can use automatic grids on any breakpoint you like
.auto--responsive {
@include g;
}
.auto-item--responsive {
@include i(1/2, md auto);
}
- Chrome
- Firefox
- Safari 6.1+
- Android 4.4+
- IE 10+
- Opera 12+
If you need support for older browsers, you can use the 2.x version range of hagrid. You can install it by running:
npm install hagrid@2.0.2
bower install hagrid@2.0.2
Hagrid does not generate prefixes (-webkit-,-ms-) as it is designed to be integrated with common SASS workflows in mind (Gulp / Grunt with Autoprefixer). A sample configuration for Autoprefixer is available in the test build-file. Be careful not to set browsers in a way that generates legacy flexbox syntax!
npm install gulp-cli -g
npm install gulp -D
cd __test__/
gulp
open index.html
If you want to use sassdoc, you can build it by running gulp sassdoc.
Hagrid uses sass-lint to keep everything neat.
npm test
- Started as a fork of csswizardry-grids
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