SepCSS is a lightweight CSS framework designed to provide a set of customizable styles for web development projects. It aims to simplify the process of styling web applications by providing a collection of predefined classes and components that can be easily integrated into your HTML markup.
This documentation will guide you through the structure of the sepcss
code repository and explain how to use and customize the framework.
The sepcss
repository follows a standard structure for organizing the code:
dist/
: Contains the compiled CSS files.examples/
: Provides examples of usingsepcss
in different scenarios.src/
: Contains the source files of the framework.scss/
: Contains the Sass files used to generate the CSS styles._variables.scss
: Defines the global variables used for customization.sepcss.scss
: Imports all the Sass partials and generates the CSS output.- ...
css/
: Contains additional CSS files.
CONTRIBUTING.md
: Guidelines for contributing to the project.LICENSE
: The license file for the project.README.md
: The main README file.
To get started with SepCSS, follow these steps:
- Clone the
sepcss
repository to your local machine. - Navigate to the
dist/
directory to find the compiled CSS files. - Include the
sepcss.css
orsepcss.min.css
file in your HTML file. - Customize the framework by modifying the variables in the
_variables.scss
file. - Compile the Sass files to generate the updated CSS stylesheets.
- Start using the SepCSS classes and components in your HTML markup.
The index.html
file contains a set of sample HTML files that demonstrate the usage of SepCSS in various scenarios. You can refer to these examples to understand how to implement different components and styles in your own projects.
SepCSS is designed to be customizable to fit your project's specific needs. The _variables.scss
file in the src/scss/
directory contains a list of variables that you can modify to change the appearance of the framework. By adjusting these variables, you can easily customize the colors, typography, spacing, and other aspects of the styles.
Contributions to the SepCSS project are always welcome! If you'd like to contribute, please follow the guidelines outlined in the CONTRIBUTING.md
file. You can contribute by reporting issues, suggesting improvements, or submitting pull requests.
SepCSS is released under the MIT License. You can find the details in the LICENSE
file.
SepCSS is inspired by various CSS frameworks and design systems. We would like to thank all the contributors who have helped shape and improve the framework.