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SkyBlue – Small SASS framework

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Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework

#11

What license was this released under? Quick note: You can't distribute any of the free stuff available from Pixeden: http://www.pixeden.com/license You'd need to provide a link to the asset so that SkyBlue users can download the package.

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.

Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework

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post #11

What license was this released under? Quick note: You can't distribute any of the free stuff available from Pixeden: http://www.pixeden.com/license You'd need to provide a link to the asset so that SkyBlue users can download the package.

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!

Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

why not simply use flexbox?

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.

Re: SkyBlue – Small SASS framework

#18

Thanks! I like the minimalistic style. I will definitely use this for a small test project soon. What I like less however, but it is a vice that bootstrap shares is that the grid system is a html driven one. As in: I have to define the classes on my html elements. I like http://neat.bourbon.io/ for example in that it uses extends in sass to apply grid styles to elements from within the css. So my html isn't riddled w…

To do something similar with Bootstrap you just use the grid mixins within your classes:

.left-side { @include make-md-column(3); }

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