Your radios buttons act like checkboxes right now in the demo.
SkyBlue – Small SASS framework
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Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework
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I'd love to use flexbox but haven't found a polyfill for IE. What are people using?
Same here. I used it on a couple of mobile-only projects. But 99% of the clients want IE support, and it is way easier to skip flexbox in that case.
I agree. I've actually taken to using table/table-cell for primary/container grids because it works in IE 8+ and with border-spacing I can set consistent grids with (fixed) sizes if needed to suit a design.
Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework
#23Your radios buttons act like checkboxes right now in the demo.
Except you can't uncheck them...
Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework
#24Its still 96KB in base CSS format.. hardly "small" by any standard. Never tried it but at least Min ( http://mincss.com ) is proper small: 995 bytes to be exact, or 96 times smaller than SkyBlue if you will (which I'm sure is in another league feature wise, but I digress).
Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework
#25Your radios buttons act like checkboxes right now in the demo.
Hehe true, just fixed it. Thank you all guys!
Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework
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I updated the license and readme, it is under MIT license. As for Pixeden, thank you for noting this, I'll contact them about it.
Great choice of license. Good luck with your project. Looks nice!
Thank you man!
I want to add, that I contacted Pixeden and got their permission to use their icons in SkyBlue.