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Lost-Stylus-Mod
// Lost Grid v5.1.6 - https://github.com/corysimmons/lost
$gutter = 30px
$rtl = false
$flexbox = true
/**
* Sets a translucent background color to all elements it affects. Helpful while setting up, or debugging, the structure of your site to make sure all items are cleared correctly.
*
* @param {color} [$bg=blue] - A color to be lightened, so make sure you pick a darkish color.
*
* @example
* section
* edit(red)
*/
edit($bg = blue)
*
background: rgba($bg, 10%)
/**
* Clearfix used to clear floated children elements. http://nicolasgallagher.com/micro-clearfix-hack
*
* @example
* .parent
* clearfix()
* .child
* column('1/2')
*/
clearfix()
*zoom: 1
&:before, &:after
content: ''
display: table
&:after
clear: both
/**
* Creates a Flexbox container.
*
* @param {string} [$direction=row] - The flex-direction the container should create. This is typically opposite to the element you're creating so a row() would need flex-container(column).
*
* @example
* $flexbox = true
*
* section
* flex-container()
* figure
* column('1/2')
*/
flex-container($direction = row)
display: flex
if $direction is row
flex-flow: row wrap
if $direction is column
flex-flow: column nowrap
/**
* Horizontally center a container element and apply padding to it.
*
* @param {unit} [$max-size=1140px] - A max-width to assign. Can be any unit.
* @param {unit} [$pad=0] - Padding on the left and right of the element. Can be any unit.
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* @example
* section
* center(900px)
*/
center($max-size = 1140px, $pad = 0, $flex = $flexbox)
if $flex is false
clearfix()
else
flex-container()
if $pad is not 0
padding-left: $pad
padding-right: $pad
max-width: $max-size
margin-left: auto
margin-right: auto
/**
* Align nested elements.
*
* @param {string} [$location=middle-center] - The position the nested element takes relative to the containing element.
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* - reset
* - top-left
* - top-center or top
* - top-right
* - middle-left or left
* - middle-right or right
* - bottom-left
* - bottom-center or bottom
* - bottom-right
*
* @example
* .parent
* align(right)
* width: 600px
* height: 400px
* .child
* width: 300px
* height: 150px
*/
align($location = middle-center, $flex = $flexbox)
if $flex is false
position: relative
> *
if $location is reset
position: static
else
position: absolute
if $location is reset
top: auto
right: auto
bottom: auto
left: auto
transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0)
else if $location is top-left
top: 0
right: auto
bottom: auto
left: 0
transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0)
else if $location is top-center or $location is top
top: 0
right: auto
bottom: auto
left: 50%
transform: translate3d(-50%, 0, 0)
else if $location is top-right
top: 0
right: 0
bottom: auto
left: auto
transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0)
else if $location is middle-left or $location is left
top: 50%
right: auto
bottom: auto
left: 0
transform: translate3d(0, -50%, 0)
else if $location is middle-right or $location is right
top: 50%
right: 0
bottom: auto
left: auto
transform: translate3d(0, -50%, 0)
else if $location is bottom-left
top: auto
right: auto
bottom: 0
left: 0
transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0)
else if $location is bottom-center or $location is bottom
top: auto
right: auto
bottom: 0
left: 50%
transform: translate3d(-50%, 0, 0)
else if $location is bottom-right
top: auto
right: 0
bottom: 0
left: auto
transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0)
else
top: 50%
right: auto
bottom: auto
left: 50%
transform: translate3d(-50%, -50%, 0)
else
display: flex
if $location is reset
justify-content: inherit
align-items: inherit
else if $location is top-left
justify-content: flex-start
align-items: flex-start
else if $location is top-center or $location is top
justify-content: center
align-items: flex-start
else if $location is top-right
justify-content: flex-end
align-items: flex-start
else if $location is middle-left or $location is left
justify-content: flex-start
align-items: center
else if $location is middle-right or $location is right
justify-content: flex-end
align-items: center
else if $location is bottom-left
justify-content: flex-start
align-items: flex-end
else if $location is bottom-center or $location is bottom
justify-content: center
align-items: flex-end
else if $location is bottom-right
justify-content: flex-end
align-items: flex-end
else
justify-content: center
align-items: center
/**
* Creates a column that is a fraction of the size of it's containing element with a gutter. You don't need to pass any additional ratios (fractions) as the grid system will make use of calc(). Note that fractions must always be wrapped in quotes.
*
* @param {string} [$fraction='1/1'] - This is a simple fraction of the containing element's width. This must be a string written as a fraction.
* @param {number} [$cycle=convert(unquote(split('/', $fraction)[1]))] - Lost works by assigning a margin-right to all elements except the last in the row. It does this by default by using the denominator of the fraction you pick. To override this default use this param. e.g. column('2/4', $cycle: 2)
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - The margin on the right side of the element used to create a gutter. Typically this is left alone and the global $gutter will be used, but you can override it here if you want certain elements to have a particularly large or small gutter (pass 0 for no gutter at all).
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* @example
* figure
* column('1/3')
*/
column($fraction = '1/1', $cycle = convert(unquote(split('/', $fraction)[1])), $gut = $gutter, $flex = $flexbox)
_get-size()
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction))
width: _get-size()
if $flex is false
if $rtl
&:nth-child(n)
margin-left: $gut
float: right
clear: none
&:last-child
margin-left: 0
&:nth-child({$cycle}n)
margin-left: 0
float: left
&:nth-child({$cycle}n + 1)
clear: right
else
&:nth-child(n)
margin-right: $gut
float: left
clear: none
&:last-child
margin-right: 0
&:nth-child({$cycle}n)
margin-right: 0
float: right
&:nth-child({$cycle}n + 1)
clear: left
else
flex: 0 0 auto
if $rtl
&:nth-child(n)
margin-left: $gut
&:last-child
margin-left: 0
&:nth-child({$cycle}n)
margin-left: 0
else
&:nth-child(n)
margin-right: $gut
&:last-child
margin-right: 0
&:nth-child({$cycle}n)
margin-right: 0
/**
* Creates a row that is a fraction of the size of it's containing element with a gutter. You don't need to pass any additional ratios (fractions) as the grid system will make use of calc(). Note that fractions must always be wrapped in quotes.
*
* @param {string} [$fraction='1/1'] - This is a simple fraction of the containing element's height. This must be a string written as a fraction.
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - The margin on the bottom of the element used to create a gutter. Typically this is left alone and the global $gutter will be used, but you can override it here if you want certain elements to have a particularly large or small gutter (pass 0 for no gutter at all).
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* @example
* figure
* row('1/3')
*/
row($fraction = '1/1', $gut = $gutter, $flex = $flexbox)
_get-size()
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction))
width: 100%
height: _get-size()
margin-bottom: $gut
if $flex is true
flex: 0 0 auto
&:last-child
margin-bottom: 0
/**
* Creates a block that is a fraction of the size of it's containing element with a gutter on the right and bottom. You don't need to pass any additional ratios (fractions) as the grid system will make use of calc(). Note that fractions must always be wrapped in quotes.
*
* @param {string} [$fraction='1/1'] - This is a simple fraction of the containing element's width/height. This must be a string written as a fraction.
* @param {number} [$cycle=convert(unquote(split('/', $fraction)[1]))] - Lost works by assigning a margin-right/bottom to all elements except the last row (no margin-bottom) and the last column (no margin-right). It does this by default by using the denominator of the fraction you pick. To override this default use this param. e.g. waffle('2/4', $cycle: 2)
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - The margin on the right and bottom side of the element used to create a gutter. Typically this is left alone and the global $gutter will be used, but you can override it here if you want certain elements to have a particularly large or small gutter (pass 0 for no gutter at all).
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* @example
* figure
* waffle('1/3')
*/
waffle($fraction = '1/1', $cycle = convert(unquote(split('/', $fraction)[1])), $gut = $gutter, $flex = $flexbox)
_get-size()
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction))
width: _get-size()
height: _get-size()
if $flex is false
if $rtl
&:nth-child(n)
float: right
margin-left: $gut
clear: none
&:nth-child({$cycle}n), &:last-child
margin-left: 0
&:nth-child({$cycle}n + 1)
clear: right
else
&:nth-child(n)
float: left
margin-right: $gut
clear: none
&:nth-child({$cycle}n), &:last-child
margin-right: 0
&:nth-child({$cycle}n + 1)
clear: left
else
flex: 0 0 auto
if $rtl
&:nth-child(n)
margin-left: $gut
&:nth-child({$cycle}n), &:last-child
margin-left: 0
else
&:nth-child(n)
margin-right: $gut
&:nth-child({$cycle}n), &:last-child
margin-right: 0
&:nth-child(n)
margin-bottom: $gut
&:last-child
margin-bottom: 0
&:nth-last-child(-n + {$cycle})
margin-bottom: 0
/**
* Margin to the left, right, bottom, or top, of an element depending on if the fraction passed is positive or negative. It works for both horizontal and vertical grids but not both.
*
* @param {string} [$fraction='1/1'] - Fraction of the container to be offset. Must be a string.
* @param {string} [$dir=row] - Direction the grid is going. Should be the opposite of the column() or row() it's being used on.
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - How large the gutter involved is, typically this won't be adjusted, but if you have set the elements for that container to have different gutters than default, you will need to match that gutter here as well.
*
* @example
* .two-elements
* column('1/3')
* &:first-child
* offset('1/3')
*/
offset($fraction = '1/1', $dir = row, $gut = $gutter)
$numerator = convert(unquote(split('/', $fraction)[0]))
_get-size()
if $dir is row
if $numerator > 0
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s) + (%s * 2))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction), $gut)
if $numerator < 0
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * (%s * -1))', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * (%s * -1) - (%s - %s * (%s * -1)) + %s)', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction), $gut)
else
if $numerator > 0
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s) + (%s * 2))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction), $gut)
if $numerator < 0
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * (%s * -1))', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * (%s * -1) - (%s - %s * (%s * -1)) + (%s * 2))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction), $gut)
if $dir is row
if $numerator > 0
margin-right: _get-size() !important
else if $numerator < 0
margin-left: _get-size() !important
else
margin-left: 0 !important
margin-right: $gut !important
else
if $numerator > 0
margin-bottom: _get-size() !important
else if $numerator < 0
margin-top: _get-size() !important
else
margin-top: 0 !important
margin-bottom: $gut !important
/**
* Source ordering. Shift elements left, right, up, or down, by their left or top position by passing a positive or negative fraction.
*
* @param {string} [$fraction='1/1'] - Fraction of the container to be shifted. Must be a string.
* @param {string} [$dir=row] - Direction the grid is going. Should be the opposite of the column() or row() it's being used on.
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - Adjust the size of the gutter for this movement. Should match the element's $gut.
*
* @example
* figure
* column('1/2')
* &:first-child
* move('1/2')
*/
move($fraction = '1/1', $dir = row, $gut = $gutter)
_get-size()
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s) + %s)', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction), $gut)
position: relative
if $dir is row
left: _get-size()
else
top: _get-size()
/**
* Creates a wrapping element for working with JS masonry libraries like Isotope. Assigns a negative margin on each side of this wrapping element.
*
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - How large the gutter involved is, typically this won't be adjusted and will inherit the global $gutter setting, but it's made available if you want your masonry grid to have a special $gut, it should match your masonry-column's $gut.
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* @example
* section
* masonry-wrap()
* figure
* masonry-column('1/3')
*/
masonry-wrap($gut = $gutter, $flex = $flexbox)
if $flex is false
clearfix()
else
flex-container()
margin-left: -($gut / 2)
margin-right: -($gut / 2)
/**
* Creates a column for working with JS masonry libraries like Isotope. Assigns a margin to each side of the element.
*
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - How large the gutter involved is, typically this won't be adjusted and will inherit the global $gutter setting, but it's made available if you want your masonry grid to have a special $gut, it should match your masonry-row's $gut.
* @param {boolean} [$flex=$flexbox] - Determines whether this element should use Flexbox or not.
*
* @example
* section
* masonry-wrap()
* figure
* masonry-column('1/3')
*/
masonry-column($fraction = '1/1', $gut = $gutter, $flex = $flexbox)
_get-size()
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - %s)', unquote($fraction), $gut)
if $flex is true
flex: 0 0 auto
width: _get-size()
margin-left: ($gut / 2)
margin-right: ($gut / 2)
/**
* A function to return the size of a column minus it's gutter if a gutter is assigned. Handy for generating CSS classes.
*
* @param {string} [$fraction='1/1'] - This is a simple fraction of the containing element's width. This must be a string written as a fraction.
* @param {number} [$gut=$gutter] - The gutter assigned to this size.
*
* @example
* [class*="col-"]
* float: left
* margin-right: $gutter
* &:last-child
* margin-right: 0
*
* for $i in 1..12
* .col-{$i}
* width: get-size(s('%s/12', $i))
*/
get-size($fraction = '1/1', $gut = $gutter)
if $gut is 0
return s('calc(99.999999% * %s)', unquote($fraction))
else
return s('calc(99.99% * %s - (%s - %s * %s))', unquote($fraction), $gut, $gut, unquote($fraction))
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