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ModularAdmin
Free Dashboard Theme Built On Bootstrap 4 | HTML Version
ModularAdmin is an open source dashboard theme built in a modular way. That makes it easy to scale, modify and maintain. We use SASS as CSS preprocessor language. Main variables are defined in the src/_variables.scss folder. For making life easier we broke down styles into components, and on build we're just merging all .scss files together and processing it to the dist/css/app.css file. There are also different theme variations located in src/_themes/ folder, where you can change the main variables to get different themes. ... -
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SUIT CSS
Style tools for UI components
...SUIT CSS plays well with React, Ember, Angular, and other component-based approaches to UI development. The SUIT CSS naming convention helps to scope component CSS and make your widgets render more predictably. The SUIT CSS preprocessor assembles future-facing extensions to CSS that support component-based development. Vendor prefixes are automatically applied with Autoprefixer. Custom media query aliases and custom properties help with theming and configuring components. Imports are inlined and can be used to reference npm-installed packages. postcss-bem-linter (for PostCSS) is included in the preprocessor but can be used stand-alone. ...
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