Grids Without Limits
Singularity is a next generation grid framework built from the ground up to be responsive. What makes Singularity different? Well, a lot of things. Singularity is based on internal ratios instead of context based which allows for better gutter consistency across breakpoints. Ratio based math also allows for non-uniform grids in any unit you want to use.
If you are working with Singularity 1.2.0, please read the Changelog for important changes made to Singularity!
Once we have a full 1.2.0 release, documentation and walkthrough video will be updated accordingly.
Full documentation is available on the Singularity Wiki
A video walkthrough of Singularity 1.0 is available here
- For help with Singularity, please ask a question on Stack Overflow tagged with "singularitygs".
- To file an issue with Singularity, be it a feature request or a bug report, please use our Issue Queue.
- If you are in IRC, the maintainers and many fellow users tend to hang out in the #sass and #compass rooms on irc.freenode.net. Asking in there may get you a quick answer to your question, but we still encourage you to file your inquiry in the appropriate place above to
We love contributors! Yes we do! If you would like to contribute to Singularity, please follow the Contributing Guidelines
Having been designed to be extensible, the ability to create plugins for Singularity is great and we expect to see great things. From new Output Span syntaxes to new Output Styles to new Grid Generators, we are excited to see what the community will come up with. Below are a list of Singularity Plugins available. If you would like to add your Plugin to the list, please issue a Pull Request to add it to the list!
Dual licence MIT/GPL-3.0