Jeet

The Jeet Framework, or just Jeet, is a collection of CSS and JS scripts for easily prototyping website layouts with ease.

It's packed with lots of utilities, commonly used in almost all website projects, reducing frontend development and letting the programmer focus on more important issues.

Features:

• A grid system
• Responsive layouts
• Support for mobile environments
• Cross-browser support
• Uses Roots' Axis CSS library for the UI

What is new in this release:

• SCSS and Stylus version now output identical CSS
• Add fully comprehensive inline documentation
• All API functions namespaced with jeet-
• All settings variables are now !default values so they can be overidden
• Move $width to _settings for easier modification
• Add uncenter mixin
• Add alias for 'edit()' mixin (debug()) and add color parameter
• Add column-width() and column-gutter() functions
• Add tests for all API methods

What is new in version 5.3.0:

• Enhancements:
• Drop support for IE6 to clean some bloat.

What is new in version 5.2.11:

• Repaired cycle/uncycle.

What is new in version 5.2.10:

• Fixed:
• Un-npmignore-ing .gitignore so the npm package can read the gitignore data.

What is new in version 5.2.8:

• Bugfix:
• Alignment so it doesn't make items blurry by adding transform-style: preserve-3d to it.

What is new in version 5.2.7:

• Reverted SCSS global variables to normal SCSS variables since maps have really poor support unless you're on a recent version of SCSS (which most people aren't).

What is new in version 5.2.6:

• Added Stylus as dependency of Jeet so it auto-installs.

What is new in version 5.2.5:

• Bugfix:
• Can't extend placeholders within media queries in any pre-processor so when people were trying to use col(), span(), or center() (all of which made use of a clearfix placeholder) they weren't actually getting clearfixed.

What is new in version 5.1.5:

• Stylus block level mixins break when display: block occurs within one.