foundation.theme
Classes
Base class for Zurb Foundation based themes. Use this class to |
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Zurb Foundation vanilla theme. Use this if you don't want any changes |
Module Contents
- class foundation.theme.BaseTheme(compress: bool = True)[source]
Bases:
onegov.core.theme.Theme
Base class for Zurb Foundation based themes. Use this class to create a theme that customizes Zurb Foundation somehow.
If you don’t want to customize it at all, use
Theme
.To customize start like this:
from onegov.foundation import BaseTheme class MyTheme(BaseTheme): name = 'my-theme' version = '1.0'
You can then add paths with your own scss files, as well as imports that should be added before the foundation theme, and imports that should be added after the foundation theme.
Finally, options passed to the
compile()
function take this form:options = { 'rowWidth': '1000px', 'columnGutter': '30px' }
Those options result in variables added at the very top of the sass source before it is compiled:
@import 'foundation/functions'; $rowWidth: 1000px; $columnGutter: 30px;
If your variables rely on a certain order you need to pass an ordered dict.
- property pre_imports: list[str][source]
Imports added before the foundation import. The imports must be found in one of the paths (see
extra_search_paths
).The form of a single import is ‘example’ (which would search for files named ‘example.scss’)
- property imports: Iterator[str][source]
All imports, including the foundation ones. Override with care.
- property post_imports: list[str][source]
Imports added after the foundation import. The imports must be found in one of the paths (see
extra_search_paths
).The form of a single import is ‘example’ (which would search for files named ‘example.scss’)
- property extra_search_paths: list[str][source]
A list of absolute search paths added before the actual foundation search path.
- class foundation.theme.Theme(compress: bool = True)[source]
Bases:
BaseTheme
Zurb Foundation vanilla theme. Use this if you don’t want any changes to zurb foundation, except for setting supported variables.
Do not use this class as a base for your own theme!
Example:
from onegov.core import Framework from onegov.foundation import Theme class App(Framework): theme_options = { 'rowWidth': '1200px' } @App.setting(section='core', name='theme') def get_theme(): return Theme()