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Bitters

Add a dash of predefined style to get your Bourbon stylesheets started off in the right direction.

Bitters is meant to help designers get projects started on new projects faster. It adds enough predefined structure and style to get started quickly but bland enough so that it doesn't dictate any style moving forward. Bitters should live in your projects sass root folder and be modified and extended while you design your project.

Install Instructions

Install Bitters:

gem install bitters

Install Bourbon (required) and Neat (optional).

Then cd to your Sass directory and run:

bitters install

The generated folder will contain all Bitters files.

Import Bitters after Bourbon in your application.css.scss. If you are using the Neat overrides found in _grid-settings.scss, be sure to @import "bitters/bitters" between Bourbon and Neat. Be sure to not include any of Neat's mixins or functions in the Bitters files when modifying Bitters. All additional stylesheets should be imported below Bitters:

@import "bourbon";
@import "bitters/bitters";
@import "neat";

// All other imports

We suggest using Normalize for a CSS reset with Bitters.

Getting Started

Sass structure & default style

The base folder should contain styles for all the basic elements used throughout the sites style. Feel free to add code to the existing files or add new files to customize Bitters for your site.

The default style is meant to get out of the way and give you a good starting place for new projects. It shouldn't dictate any design decisions, only make the styles not look terrible from the start.

Variables

This houses all variables that are used, or will be used, in more than one file in your site. For variable names we try to use the most semantic name possible in our Scss.

Grid settings

Variables specifically created for Neat resets and breakpoints. To be used, these need to be imported separately from the rest of your base file above Neat in your main stylesheet. Otherwise just remove the file.

Typography

All type is based on $base-font-size which is set to 1em (16px) by default. The spacing around type is based on $base-line-height so as to keep a semi-baseline grid. All sizes are scaled up or down by a factor of .25.

Lists

All lists have stripped out styles. No bullets, no left padding. To add back the expected browser default styles add @extend %default-ul; or @extend %default-ol; to the <ul> or <ol> respectively..

Forms

Adds basic styles all form elements. The variables at the top of the file all inherit from the variables file but make it really easy to be overridden.

Flashes

Used for any error, warning or success messages in applications or forms. Specifically made for rails application notices.

Requirements

  • Sass 3.0+
  • Bourbon 2.0+

Credits

thoughtbot

Bitters is maintained and funded by thoughtbot, inc. Tweet your questions or suggestions at @kylefiedler.

License

Bitters is Copyright © 2013 thoughtbot. It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.

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