compass-inuit 4.1.0 → 4.1.1
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- data/README.md +71 -0
- data/lib/compass-inuit.rb +3 -0
- data/stylesheets/_compass-inuit.scss +138 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/_base.scss +14 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/_generic.scss +13 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/_objects.scss +20 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_code.scss +61 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_forms.scss +141 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_headings.scss +58 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_images.scss +10 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_links.scss +32 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_lists.scss +10 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_main.scss +7 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_paragraphs.scss +11 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_quotes.scss +45 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_smallprint.scss +21 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/base/_tables.scss +150 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/generic/_brand.scss +18 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/generic/_clearfix.scss +19 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/generic/_helper.scss +69 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/generic/_mixins.scss +31 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/generic/_reset.scss +75 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/generic/_shared.scss +50 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_block-list.scss +36 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_buttons.scss +41 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_columns.scss +22 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_complex-link.scss +28 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_flexbox.scss +39 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_flyout.scss +57 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_grids.scss +154 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_icon-text.scss +36 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_island.scss +33 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_lozenges.scss +35 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_matrix.scss +90 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_media.scss +55 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_nav.scss +62 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_pagination.scss +39 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_split.scss +35 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_sprite.scss +62 -0
- data/stylesheets/partials/objects/_this-or-this.scss +33 -0
- data/templates/project/_vars.scss +38 -0
- data/templates/project/manifest.rb +3 -0
- data/templates/project/your-project.scss +16 -0
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