A set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project.
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Markus Unterwaditzer
@untitaker
That said, 0.6 works very well for me, and not having to update is pretty cool :P
Leho Kraav
@lkraav
i'm taking over the development, but it will take a bit to wind up
@dcdeiv i would recommend ditching bower for npm, unless you really need bower-specifics
i happily found that pure currently already does a very clean checkout for npm install
@briward sry, that was for dcdeiv. you actually had a different question. i'm not familiar enough with bower to know whether what you want could be described in bower.json
Davide DC
@dcdeiv
@lkraav I use npm to install grunt and I don't want to mix development stuff with plugins I actually use on the website. (Few of my plugins are shipped with Bower and it's pretty cool!) I think you should provide sass files to easily include on the website with grunt, compass and sass-globbing. I also suggest to divide modules files from compiled and minified files. In this way it would be much easier to grab the entire stack or just the module we need!
@lkraav you can also provide with just a grunt command the sass and css files, the first in a source folder, the second in the dist folder
Markus Unterwaditzer
@untitaker
@lkraav Does that mean you're actually the new maintainer?
Leho Kraav
@lkraav
@untitaker yeah, we're transitioning to that
Leho Kraav
@lkraav
@dcdeiv for sass ideas, that's going to take a while for us to get to
Leho Kraav
@lkraav
@dcdeiv for sass ideas, that's going to take a while for us to get to (without external PRs at least)
Davide DC
@dcdeiv
@lkraav no matter how much it will take, I think that it would worth to move to sass!
c7borg
@c7borg
Is there any documentation or examples for wrapping text around images? thanks in advance.
Leho Kraav
@lkraav
depends on what exactly that means
trying to replace regular float strategy with grid units or?
c7borg
@c7borg
I'm probably going about this the wrong way but I want to style my image by using img.myfloat { float: left; padding: 0% 5% 5% 0%;} this code <p><img src="this.jpg">Text text text</p> sits inside a <div class="pure-u-1"> and <div class="pure-g"> element, it just seems to strip the float element probably so it doesn't break anything.
Leho Kraav
@lkraav
i dont see any problem
other than your <img> example doesnt have class="myFloat"
c7borg
@c7borg
I just can't seem to get that one working I've settled with <img align="left"> until I work it out. I had another question how would or could I center the menu buttons? thanks for your help
Arunkumar Venkataramanan
@ArunkumarRamanan
roles of data structure and algorithm in open source?
sapioit
@sapioit
... you guys know it would be much easier to use flex, right?
flex, or flexbox, as it is known...
Andrew Warren
@c7borg_twitter
I'm not so sure, from what I've read, pure suits my needs.
Gregory Markou
@GregTheGreek
Browsed the chat as much as i could, couldn't find an answer.
Does anyone know how to align the items in the horizontal menu bar to the right? I've tried a bunch with flex box but can't seem to get it to work. Cheers
Bruno Barros
@bybrunobarros
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Theme Canvas
@ThemeCanvas_twitter
Hi folks, first time here so hopefully i can get some direction. I've just started using Pure as a lighter alternative to Bootstrap. I've implemented the fixed, horizontal menu as in the demo content but i'm really trying to make it responsive .. Ive found old references to pure-menu-responsive but it would appear that is redundant .. Are there any good examples of a responsive fixed horizontal menu ? Thanks folks
Yunfan
@jyf1987_twitter
hi i met a problem when using pure with vue.js
when i use the side-menu layouts, i cant bind click function for the menu items
spacetook
@spacetook
Hey guys, I started playing around with the Marketing theme (http://purecss.io/layouts/marketing/), however if you're using the page mobile and scrolling up (until the the adress bar of the browser is away) the content of the site jumps a bit down, which is super annoying. Is there any solution?
Goury
@Goury
So what?
Roberto Flores
@robfloresmx
hey guys, anyone out there?
just wondering if anyone else is having issues reaching purecss.io today
Seth Bertalotto
@redonkulus
@robfloresmx works for me, of course this is 7 days later. We were migrating servers around that time so maybe you hit that issue.
Matthew Bauer
@KrakenEXE
Is this project still supported? I saw it never made it to v1
Seth Bertalotto
@redonkulus
It's still supported. V1 is sort of a formality at this point. No major changes to the API upcoming.
anwait
@anwait_gitlab
hi guys
kind of the same question regarding support as @KrakenEXE (since no relase was made since 2017)
(and since the gitter im link on github is outdated)
I am not strong at all with css/html. I have tried to take the GitHub src and use the examples, but I cannot get the vertical menu with sub-menus to work. Any known problems? Been at this for basically two days.
SERA-Eric
@SERA-Eric
Any ideas where if I need this and where the source is?
I havent checked out the repo yet but is there a possibility that this framework is going to get a sass rework? I just recently started working out on web-frontend and would like to contribute here.
(just like the name)
Seth Bertalotto
@redonkulus
@anwait_gitlab could you explain a little more what you mean? the Pure source code is just CSS, no framework requirements. There is no plan to build sass compatible equivalent.
anwait
@anwait_gitlab
@anwait_gitlab could you explain a little more what you mean? the Pure source code is just CSS, no framework requirements. There is no plan to build sass compatible equivalent.
Was just curious whether you have any intentions in moving from just CSS to something like sass. :)