The less-css-helper-library for css, less and frontend projects. Related (css) key value pairs often used together are stored in css classes for easy use, reuse and to help quickly structure your projects. Built-in css styles are made accessible in your projects just by adding a class to an html element.

The library provides some reset styles and classes which you can apply on html elements. From the class names, it's easy to tell what they do. Some examples:

• .block only sets display to block.
• .grid only sets display to grid.
• .flex only sets display to flex.
• .flex-center sets display to flex, justify-content and align-items are set to center.
• .flex-j-center only sets display to flex & justify-content to center etc.

You have total control over what the width of the element (and margin in the case of -auto) should be. More details & tutorial coming soon on this topic.

Due to addition of more features, for easy maintenance and also to provide you better support, sections previously included in the readme have been moved to our docs. Simply click on any of the links to learn to install, use the library in your project and contribute to the library.

• Styles and classes
• How to use

• See contributor guide

The library is maintained by just one person at the moment - @Ifycode. Meaning that more features will be added only when needed. If you like and have started using the library in your projects but doesn't contain what you need (yet), you can help speed up the process by raising it as an issue or send a pull request.

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Obiagba Mary Ifeoma 💻 📖 🚇 🚧 👀 📆 🤔

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!