clickpress / contao-clickpress-grid
Grid System for Contao based on CSS Grid
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Type:contao-bundle
Requires
- php: ^8.1
- contao/core-bundle: ^5.3
Requires (Dev)
- contao/easy-coding-standard: ^3.1
- contao/manager-plugin: ^2.3
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.3
- symfony/phpunit-bridge: ^5.4
Conflicts
- contao/manager-plugin: <2.0 || >=3.0
README
Grid CSS for Contao
Add columns to your page content.
Contao Clickpress Grid uses CSS Grid and so less HTML is needed.
Installation
composer require clickpress/contao-clickpress-grid
or use the Contao Manager.
Usage
- Enable the prebuilt CSS Grid in your Contao page layout or generate your own CSS.
- Add a new content element from type "Gridset start" - "Gridset end" will be autogenerated
- Edit your column configuration in the "Gridset start" content element
- Place some elements between "Gridset start" and "Gridset end".
If you need two content elements in a column, wrap them between the elements "Column start" and "Column end".
Customized CSS
If you want to customize your grid CSS follow these steps:
- Disable "Load Clickpress Grid CSS" in your page layout settings.
- Copy and edit the grid CSS (https://github.com/clickpress/contao-clickpress-grid/blob/main/public/clickpress-grid.scss)
- Add your new grid CSS to the page layout as "external CSS"
Inside
This is the result of a 40% 30% 30% setting on desktop. So, three columns will be displayed in a row. The fourth column will be placed in a new row, automatically.
<div class="grid_desktop_40_30_30 ..."> <div class="ce_text">...</div> <div class="ce_text">...</div> <div class="ce_image">...</div> <div class="ce_text">...</div> <div class="ce_text">...</div> </div>
Credits
Big thanks to rocksolid_columns for some parts of the module.