FTS UI Kit consistently styles markup elements across all browsers, as far back as IE8, by incorporating Normalize.css from the start and adding a light coating of styling and additional pre-sets on top of it.
If you want to start poking around the source files and customizing your build of FTS UI Kit, you'll need to download or clone the FTS UI Kit repo.
You can then either modify the uncompressed FTS UI Kit CSS files, or if you are comfortable with Sass, you can modify the source files.
If you need to install Sass on your machine, you can read how to do that here: http://sass-lang.com/install
Compiling the Sass then only requires you to command line into the parent UI Kit folder and run
sass --watch stylesheets
to compile the Sass into the CSS.
Want to contribute? Start by looking through our current issues.
- Fork FTS UI Kit
- Create a new branch
- Commit your updates & push your branch
- Create a pull request for review
Don't have anything to fix, but want to see something new?
Either follow the steps above to add a new component or suggested update to an existing component. Or simply create a new Issue with an enhancement label for review.
Tim Wright https://github.com/timwright12
Scott O'Hara https://github.com/scottaohara
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