#CSS and HTML responsive grid of hexagons.
##Features
- The hexagon grid is responsive according to the width of the container (
#hexGrid) - Hexagons keep their aspect ratio according to their width
- The number of hexagons per row is adaptive and changes from 5 to 2 on media query break points
- A title and short text slide in on hexagon hover and focus
- Hexagons and can be cycled through with tab (keyboard navigation)
The CSS for the text and hover effect is identified in the hexagons.css stylesheet. You can remove it completely or change the hover effect, font, font-size...
The width of the .hex elements defines the number of hexagons per row. The CSS properties that need to be changed are all in the media queries under the HEXAGON SIZING AND EVEN ROW INDENTATION comment.
Each media query changes the number of hexagons per row.
To change the number of hexagons per row, you need to:
Customize the with of the .hex elements with:
w = width of the .hex elements in percent
x = the number of hexagons you want on the odd rows (1st, 3rd, 5th...)
w = 100 / x
Example for 8 hexagons on odd rows (this means there will be 7 hexagons on even rows):
w = 100 / 8 = 12.5%
The even rows (2nd, 4th,6th...) are indented with margin-left on the first hexagon of even rows.
The selector:
You can select that hexagon with the .hex:nth-child(an+b) selector (more info on on the nth-child() pseudo-class on MDN). To determine the selector, you can use this rule:
.hex:nth-child(an+b)
x = the number of hexagons on odd rows(1st, 3rd, 5th...)
Y = the number of hexagons on even rows(2nd, 4th, 6th...)
a = x + y
b = x + 1
Example for 8 hexagons on odd rows (this means there will be 7 hexagons on even rows):
x = 8
y = 7
a = 8 + 7 = 15
b = 8 + 1 = 9
The selector is : .hex:nth-child(15n+9)
Value of margin-left:
The value of margin left is half the width of one hexagon so for 8 hexagons on odd row :
with of hexagons = 12.5% (see "width of .hex")
margin-left = 12.5 / 2 = 6.25%