Look and feel define how your elements (usually atoms) look like in terms of basic styling (border-radius, etc...).
- Let you setting up some look and feel properties like padding-vertical, padding-horizontal, border-radius, etc... that will be used across your components
- em unit based that let you scale your component has you need
- Widely used across shipped components and web components to keep a consistent look across your website
- Use the s-setup mixin to setting up your look and feel
- Use the s-look-and-feel or s-lnf function to set a look and feel:
Here's the list of properties that are available for configuration and styling into look and feel:
- padding-vertical {em} : Specify the padding vertical
- padding-horizontal {em} : Specify the padding horizontal
- border-radius {em} : Specify the border radius to use
- disabled-opacity {unitless} : Specify the opacity for disabled elements
- line-height {unitless} : Specify the line-height to use
To setting up your look and feel, use the s-setup mixin like so:
@include s-setup((
look-and-feel : (
border-radius : 0em,
padding-vertical : 1em,
padding-horizontal : .8em,
disabled-opacity : .5,
line-height : 1.4
)
));
Here's how to use and apply your look and feel across your components:
.my-cool-item {
padding: s-lnf(padding-vertical) s-lnf(padding-horizontal);
border-radius: s-lnf(border-radius);
line-height: s-lnf(line-height);
&:disabled {
opacity : s-lnf(disabled-opacity);
}
}