A starting point for container and gaps when you don't want to use Bootstrap and you can't go evergreen with CSS Grid.
YARN
yarn add -D @morsecodemedia/containers.cssNPM
npm install -D @morsecodemedia/containers.cssIn the nuxt.config.js file
css: [
'@morsecodemedia/containers.css'
]- Chrome
- Edge
- Firefox ESR+
- Internet Explorer 10+
- Safari 8+
- Opera
Containers are the max-width areas in which content blocks can take up. Currently there are three (1-3), 1 being the widest and 3 being the most narrow.
https://morsecodemedia.github.io/containers.css/
.container1 100% - 30px (15px on either side)
.container2 100% - 30px (15px on either side)
.container3 100% - 30px (15px on either side)
.container1 100% - 50px (25px on either side)
.container2 100% - 70px (35px on either side)
.container3 100% - 110px (55px on either side)
.container1 100% - 70px (35px on either side)
.container2 100% - 200px (100px on either side)
.container3 100% - 400px (200px on either side)
.container1 100% - 100px (50px on either side)
.container2 100% - 300px (150px on either side)
.container3 100% - 500px (250px on either side)
.container1 max-width: 1300px
.container2 max-width: 1000px
.container3 max-width: 700px
Gaps are vertical spacing used between columns to keep a consistent vertical rhythm among containers. Currently there are four gaps (1-4). 1 being the smallest and 4 being the tallest.
.gap1 10px
.gap2 15px
.gap3 20px
.gap4 30px
.gap1 15px
.gap2 20px
.gap3 30px
.gap4 40px
.gap1 20px
.gap2 30px
.gap3 40px
.gap4 50px
.half .half
.forty .sixty
.sixty .forty
.third .third .third
.quarter .quarter .quarter .quarter
.third .two-third
.two-third .third
.quarter .three-quarter
.three-quarter .quarter