compass-placeholder 0.0.0 → 0.0.1

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- Stylewithclass
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- =========================
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+ Compass-placeholder
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+ ==================
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- Style your web pages using pre-defined classes with very commonly used CSS properties.
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- Use Stylewithclass if you want to achieve DRY(Don't-repeat-yourself) CSS code. If you use Stylewithclass, you will end up re-using a lot of CSS code, because it uses pre-defined classes with very commonly used CSS properties.
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+ SASS mixin for styling placeholders
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  Installation
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  ============
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  Install gem from the command line:
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- (sudo) gem install stylewithclass
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+ (sudo) gem install compass-placeholder
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  Require it using Compass in config.rb:
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  # Edit the project configuration file and add:
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- require 'stylewithclass'
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- Import it in your sass/scss file.
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- # import Stylewithclass partial into your sass/scss file
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- @import "stylewithclass"
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- Settings
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- =========================
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- Set min, max & step for padding and margin values.
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- $min-pm: 0; // default (We set zero beacuse margin and paddings are not compiled by default)
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- $max-pm: 0; // default (We set zero beacuse margin and paddings are not compiled by default)
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- $step-pm: 5; // default
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- Using Stylewithclass
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- Padding & Margins
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- Using Stylewithclass is easy when styling elements using margins & paddings. just begin with a "m-" or a "p-" for margin or padding. Then, specify the "direction". The available "directions" are: "lt-" for left, "rt-" for right, "tp-" for top, "bm-" for bottom, "hor-" for horizontal and "ver-" for vertical. If you don't type any directions it assumes you are using all directions. After specifying directions you specify the amount.
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- Style your html tags with padding: 20.
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- <div class="p-20"></div>
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- Style your html tags with padding-left: 5 & margin-right: 3.
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- <div class="p-lt-5"> // padding-left: 5
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- <div class="m-rt-3"></div> // margin-right: 3
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- </div>
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- Style your html tags with padding-top: 20 & padding-bottom: 20.
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- <div class="p-ver-20"></div>
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- Style your html tags with margin-left: 10 & margin-right: 10.
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- <div class="m-hor-10"></div>
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+ require 'compass-placeholder'
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- Text
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+ Usage
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+ =====
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- Using Stylewithclass to style fonts are easy. You begin with "fs-" for font-size. After that you specify whether you want it to be relative(with ems) or absolute(with px). "r-" is for relative and "a-" is for absolute. After specifying the font size type you specify the amount.
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- Style your fonts with 12px with ems. It assumes that the browser default size is 16px and calculates the right number of ems for you.
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- <div class="fs-r-12"></div>
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- Style your fonts with 12px with px.
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- <div class="fs-a-12"></div>
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- The available font-sizes are `8px 9px 10px 11px 12px 14px 18px 20px 22px 24px 28px 30px 36px 48px`
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- ## Text aligns
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- .txt-al-lt // for "text-align: left;"
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- .txt-al-c // for "text-align: center;"
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- .txt-al-rt // for "text-align: right;"
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- ## Font weights
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- .f-w-normal // for "font-weight: normal;"
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- .f-w-bold // for "font-weight: bold;"
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- .f-w-bolder // for "font-weight: bolder;"
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- .f-w-lighter // for "font-weight: lighter;"
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- .f-w-inherit // for "font-weight: inherit;"
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- .f-w-[100-700] // for "font-weight: [100-700];"
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- Miscellaneous
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- In addition, you can style your html tags with positions, displays, floats, clears & overflow-hidden.
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- /* Positions */
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- .p-a // for "position: absolute;"
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- .p-r // for "position: relative;"
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- .p-f // for "position: fixed;"
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- /* Displays */
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- .d-n // for "display: none;"
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- .d-bl // for "display: block;"
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- .d-in // for "display: inline;"
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- .d-in-bl // for "display: inline-block;"
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- /* Floats */
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- .fl-lt // for "float: left;"
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- .fl-rt // for "float: right;"
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- /* Clears */
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- .cl-b // for "clear: both;"
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- .cl-lt // for "clear: left;"
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- .cl-rt // for "clear: right;"
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- /* Overflow hidden */
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- .ov-hid // for "overflow: hidden;"
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+ Import it in your sass/scss file.
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- // Cursor
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+ ```ruby
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+ ```
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- // Additional dimensions
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- .w-100 // for "width: 100%;"
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- .h-100 // for "height: 100%;"
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+ ```ruby
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+ input {
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+ @include placeholder {
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+ color: #999;
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+ font-size: 13px;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Tingan Ho