diff --git a/agnosticui-css/flexboxgrid.html b/agnosticui-css/flexboxgrid.html index e881ba4f7..d56a9fded 100644 --- a/agnosticui-css/flexboxgrid.html +++ b/agnosticui-css/flexboxgrid.html @@ -16,8 +16,6 @@ } .demo-only { - background: #f9f9f9; - border: 1px solid #eee; padding: 2rem 0; } @@ -30,12 +28,37 @@
+By default, we remove magic gutters. But, + you can opt back in for them when you need them (cards or boxes + are a good example use case) by defining `--agnosticui-gutter-width` in your stylsheet. +
+ +xs={12} --agnosticui-gutter-width set
+xs={12} --agnosticui-gutter-width set
+xs={12} --agnosticui-gutter-width set
+xs={12} --agnosticui-gutter-width set
+Check out the demo storybooks in the framework you're interested in (React, Svelte, Vue, etc.).
-xs = Extra Small. sm = Small. lg = Large.
-The following breakpoints can be overriden by redefining in your stylesheet and omitting the -default - part:
+xs = Extra Small. sm = Small. lg = Large. xl = Extra Large.
+The following breakpoints are used by FlexGrid:
--agnosticui-default-sm-min: 576px; --agnosticui-default-md-min: 768px; @@ -63,31 +86,6 @@Basic Grid
By default, we remove magic gutters. But, - you can opt back in for them when you need them (cards or boxes - are a good example use case) by applying gutter-4, gutter-8, gutter-16, - gutter-24, and finally gutter-32 on the row, and then using auto on the columns. - You can also do col-xs-12 (or col-sm-12 etc.), to ensure stacking on mobile or tablet - if you wish.
-Here we've used gutter-16 to do so:
-xs={12} auto
-xs={12} auto
-xs={12} auto
-xs={12} auto
-