MCPVR has tons of cool elements that makes your web-site nice and stylish with little efforts
The main feature of MCPVR is vertical rhythm. Basic typography elements are already tuned to fit in the rhythm.
All other elements can be adjusted to the rhythm with helper classes:
And, if it's not good enough - there's always .double to double any of those
Containers were made to serve as wrappers for grid rows.
But they can also be used as side-padded wrappers for anything else
By default containers are going one after another without any margins. You can add rhythm classes to specify needed separation and keep the rhythm
This paragraph is inside a .container
This paragraph is inside a .text.container
MCVPR has also a class to specify padded element: .segment. Add .double-padded to make a double padded segment
MCVPR has very simple adaptive grid system. Just place .row inside a .container and fill it with .cols with needed size
You can add more breakpoints by changing variables/devices.scss
Phone (320px) | Phone Landscape (480px) | Tablet (600px) | Laptop (1024px) | Desktop (1240px) | |
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.col.phone-* | |||||
.col.phone-landscape-* | |||||
.col.tablet-* | |||||
.col.laptop-* | |||||
.col.desktop-* |
You can also specify column offset using .offset-device-*.
If you need padding-free grid - add .raw to your row
If you need you can reverse column order by adding .reverse or .reverse-device to a row
Framework includes implementation of floating labels design pattern