With this powerful Sass mixin (uses scss
syntax), you'll be able to build slope section edges with a consistent angle.
It uses most basic css
properties, mainly just a border
... No transforms
or clip-path
properties, no svg
images.
npm i @dvlden/slope
pnpm i @dvlden/slope
yarn add @dvlden/slope
// import mixin
@use './node_modules/slope/src/index' as slope;
// set variable for a color
$dark-grey: #292929;
// give it a class with any name you prefer
.section {
// apply some base styling to the section
background-color: $dark-grey;
min-height: 50vh;
// let the mixin do the magic
@include slope.edge-root;
@include slope.edge($dark-grey, 'right');
}
HINT: For "real-world" use case and more advanced example, check "examples" live or locally.
Argument | Default Value | Possible Value |
---|---|---|
$color |
- | any color (e.g. #292929 ) |
$position |
- | in , out , right , left |
$height |
5rem |
any number with a unit that is supported within border-width property |
HINT: For the
$color
you don't necesserily have to useHEX
value.
Variable | Default Value | Possible Value |
---|---|---|
$height |
5rem |
- |
$layout |
'y' |
x , y |
You'll find two examples that include all possible variations. The only difference between these examples is a layout... You can download this whole project and open examples locally or you may check live examples (hosted on GitHub Pages):
Basically, just the support of Viewport units (vw
| vh
). Check the browser coverage on the link below...