attr-grid is a super simple, unobtrusive, responsive grid.
This is only a grid - no css resets, defaults, or extras. Hopefully this makes it easy to use (and easy to comprehend/modify for your projects). attr-grid uses attributes rather than the class based css rules that are normally used in other grid systems.
A while back I was looking for a simple "grid-only" stylesheet for a couple of projects I was working on. I didn't need the extras that typically come with other grids. I just needed something simple, like this!
I ended up building a simple grid and, after working with Angular Material's grid system, was inspired by the use of attributes to achieve responsive grid control to build attr-grid.
So in short, attr-grid is an attribute based adaption of my original grid system.
12 column grid system.
Columns are spaced with a 10px gutter.
Breakpoints are:
- sm: 600px
- md: 960px
- lg: 1280px
Install npm dev dependencies.
npm install
Build the stylesheet.
npm run build
Add the following to your HTML's <head> section:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/dist/grid.css" type="text/css">Add the following to your HTML's <head> section:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> This meta tag ensures mobile and tablet resize page content to match the devices actual viewport width.
Use the row attribute on element to define a grid row. Add a col attribute to specify the column's width under that row:
<div row>
<div col="8">eight column</div>
<div col="4">four column</div>
</div>
<div row>
<div col="12">twelve column</div>
</div>Use the fixed attribute on element wrapping the grid to achieve a center fixed grid:
<div fixed>
<div row>
<div col="8">eight column</div>
<div col="4">four column</div>
</div>
<div row>
<div col="6">six column</div>
<div col="6">six column</div>
</div>
</div>Nested grids are supported:
<div row>
<div col="6">
<div row>
<div col="3">3 column in 6 column</div>
<div col="6">6 column in 6 column</div>
</div>
</div>
<div col="6">
<div row>
<div col="3">3 column in 6 column</div>
<div col="3">3 column in 6 column/div>
<div col="3">3 column in 6 column</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>Maybe you need full width blocks, at certian breakpoints? No worries! Here's how:
<div row>
<div col="8" col-md-block>eight column, full width on md breakpoint</div>
<div col="4" col-md-block>four column, full width on md breakpoint</div>
</div>
<div row>
<div col="6" col-sm-block>six column, full width on sm breakpoint</div>
<div col="6" col-sm-block>six column, full width on sm breakpoint</div>
</div>