@avalanche/utility-width
Width classes.
- [Documentation](https://avalanche.oberlehner.net/documentation/#utility: width)
Install
npm install @avalanche/utility-width --save-devBasic usage
// Import the main file.
@import 'node_modules/@avalanche/utility-width/scss/index.scss';Usage with node-sass-magic-importer
Using node-sass (or a plugin for Grunt, gulp or webpack which is using node-sass) in combination with the node-sass-magic-importer custom importer, can make importing CSS dependencies from node_modules a much nicer experience.
// Import the main file.
@import '~@avalanche/utility-width';
// Import just the classes you need.
@import '{ .u-width-12\/12, .u-width-4\/12\@m } from ~@avalanche/utility-width';
// Not a fan of the "u-" prefix?
@import '{ .u-width-12\/12 as .width-12\/12, .u-width-4\/12\@m as .width-4\/12\@m } from ~@avalanche/utility-width';Demo
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```Mixins
@import 'node_modules/@avalanche/utility-width/scss/mixins';
// Usage.
.width-6\/12 {
@include u-width(6, 12);
}About
Author
Markus Oberlehner
Website: https://markus.oberlehner.net
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MaOberlehner
PayPal.me: https://paypal.me/maoberlehner
License
MIT