Best practices for writing CSS at Flama
This guide has practices and patterns for writing CSS. It helps us give more consistency to our projects and improve the quality. As a consequence, it makes our projects more maintanable and scalable.
You should feel free to contribute with Pull Requests.
To help you with your contributions, it is nice to follow this structure when possible:
- When should you use the documented practice?
- What is this practice?
- What are some applied examples? (both right and wrong)
- Why is this the best solution? It's nice to have references here.
- What are other diverging approaches, and why not use them?
This project was created using Jekyll. It would be nice to install Jekyll if you'd like to contribute with new content.
If you contribution is only with minor changes, you can do it without installing Jekyll.
This application uses a git submodule repository that stores styles used by Jekyll.
After cloning run this command to register submodules
git submodule initThen run this command to pull all new files
git submodule update