Tom Hare
Tom Hare
This doesn't sound like something that's within the scope of Penthouse. Penthouse's job is to take all of your CSS and then return a portion of it based on the...
Hi @willemvb. Thanks for submitting. My original proof of concept worked in a similar way using the content property on a pseudo element but the problem I encountered is that,...
I've revisited this a couple of times but still haven't been able to come up with a satisfactory solution. I think using the `content` property on `:before` is the correct...
I think the following should work when using webpack sass-loader: ``` import '~/avalanche-css/_avalanche.scss' ``` The [tilde is a webpack 4.0 feature](https://webpack.js.org/loaders/css-loader/#url) which refers to the `node_modules` directory in your project.
Avalanche grids are infinitely nestable - all you need to do is put another `.grid` inside an existing `.grid__cell`. ``` ``` `.grid` is the grid wrapper. If you're coming from...
@igaman Hi. There's authentication on the link you sent so I can't access.
Hi @GesJeremie. Could you submit a PR for this? Seems like a good option.
https://github.com/colourgarden/avalanche/issues/33
I guess a grid 'reset' option where it removes everything width-based may be useful but I'd like to see specific use-cases before committing to introducing this as a feature. Could...
I think, currently, this could be solved with a nested grid but I can see the value in a reset of some sorts. The `unset` keyword may be useful here...