Colors
:art: An elegant and minimalistic color palette for UI design.
Install / Use
/learn @siimple/ColorsREADME
@siimple/colors
siimple colors is an elegant and minimalistic color palette for UI design.
- Documentation: Official documentation for siimple colors.
- @siimplecss - Follow us on Twitter and share your love to siimple with the HT #siimplecolors.
Getting started
siimple colors can be installed using npm:
$ npm install --save @siimple/colors
Or imported in your HTML files using a CDN.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@siimple/colors@1.0.0/dist/siimple-colors.min.css">
Documentation
We are working on a new documentation for v1.0.0.
Usage
Using CSS variables:
You can apply the color in your CSS styles simply by using our CSS variables:
.red-text {
color: var(--siimple-red);
}
.blue-text {
color: var(--siimple-blue-light);
}
.green-bg {
background-color: var(--siimple-green-dark);
}
Using CSS selectors
Use .siimple--color-{COLOR} class to change the text color, or .siimple--bg-{COLOR} to change the background color. Optionally, you can use a lighten or darken color using .siimple--color{COLOR}-{LIGHTNESS} class for changing the text color, and .siimple--bg-{COLOR}-{LIGHTNESS} for changing the background color.
<span class="siimple--color-red">Text with red color</span>
<span class="siimple--bg-blue-dark siimple--color-white">White text with dark blue color</span>
Using SASS/SCSS
Using the siimple-color function defined in scss/functions.scss is the easiest way to load our colors in your SASS/SCSS files. This function will return a string with the hex value of the desired color, and gets two arguments:
COLOR: a string with the desired color.LIGHTNESS(optionally): a string with the desired lightness variant of the color. If not provided, the function will return the base color.
@import "@siimple/colors/scss/functions.scss";
.blue-text {
color: siimple-color("blue");
}
.red-text {
color: siimple-color("red", "extra-dark");
}
.green-bg {
background-color: siimple-color("green", "light");
}
You can also use the colors variables defined in scss/colors.scss. Each color has a variable with the following formats:
$siimple-{COLOR}for the base color.$siimple-{COLOR}-{LIGHTNESS}for the darken and lighten variants of the color.
@import "siimple-colors/scss/colors.scss";
.blue-text {
color: $siimple-blue;
}
.red-text {
color: $siimple-red-extra-dark;
}
.green-bg {
background-color: $siimple-green-light;
}
License
Code and documentation © 2018 the siimple team. The code is released under the MIT License and the documentation is released under the Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 License.
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