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Ummmm this looks amazing. I've been looking for a quick way to make flexboxy CSS layouts, including the traditional grids that I've been using and loving, but a
by mholt 11y ago
Ummmm this looks amazing. I've been looking for a quick way to make flexboxy CSS layouts, including the traditional grids that I've been using and loving, but also grids without gutters, multiple ways to align, better nesting, and reversal. You've got it all. THANK YOU for making this. Can't wait to dive in and learn it!
Do I have to use LESS to use Gridlex? Or can I just link a CSS file on my web page and start using it? (Edit: I found the .min.css file in the dist folder.)
- devlint 11y agoThank you for your comment! And as you've mentioned it, there is a css (and min.css) file in the dist folder. Maybe later (with forks?) there will be a port to Sass or another preprocessor...
- tokenizerrr 11y agoPerhaps consider attaching the contents of your dist folder to your github releases.
- chris_st 11y agoHear hear. This would be a major help for those of us who cannot (for various reasons) have a full build environment on our machines. And it's just easier when we're lazy :-)
- devlint 11y agoThe dist folder is already accessible :) In the master on github or via the download button on http://gridlex.devlint.fr http://gridlex.devlint.fr