1.2.8

Update 1.2.8

1. Now you can flexibly configure states for media queries using an array or a raw string that will be inserted after @media.

// use an array for the range of min, max values
blick.config({
  screen: {
    sm: ['screen', 500], // (screen) and (max-width: 500px)
    md: [500, 1000], // (min-width: 500px) and (max-width: 1000px)
    lg: 1000 // (min-width: 1000px)
  }
})

The screen object defines states that are written to the class before :, for example md:bg-red. The syntax is very versatile, that is, you can write the value in any way convenient for you, everything will work properly.

• md: [min, max] - will be converted to the string (min-width: {min}px) and (max-width: {min}px).
• md: [min] - one value in the array will mean (min-width: {min}px)
• md: ['20rem', 640] - the array can have a value as a string to set the value with the unit you need (min-width: 20rem) and (max-width: 640px)
• md: 460, md: '20rem' - the value can be written directly, the same logic will be used as in the array (min-width: 460px), (min-width: 20rem)
• md: '(min-width: 20rem) and (max-width: 640px)' - you can also write a raw string that will be inserted directly into the media queries.
  The keys of the screen object can be custom, you can write any prefix of your own that will define your own media queries parameters.

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2. Added the ability to easily set transparency for a color using /.

<div class="bg-red/50">   -> background:#ff000080
<div class="c-$green/34"> -> color:#22c55e57
<div class="bc-#00f/86">  -> border-color:#0000ffdb

You can use any color format, verbal, hex, rgb, and even using the $var-name variable (more on this below). The script will convert your color to a normal hex, provided you use a / between the color and transparency. The transparency value is arbitrary. As shown above, the variable $green was used, but this will not work with your variable, for example bg-$foo/25, it will turn into background: var(--foo); opacity: 0.25. For this to work with your color in a variable, you need to write it in a configuration object (the best option is to write it in hex format).

blick.config({
  color: {
    teal: {
      def:"#078989" // default color ( $teal )
      1: "#16bfbf"  // using numbers you can write shades ( $teal-1 )
    },
    // other colors
  }
})

You can then use this color in your markup, for example bg-$teal/25 -> background:#07898940.
Here you can read more about colors.

3. Added a new class to the standard theme:

• sq-* -> width: *; height: * - creates a square, * this is your value, the default unit is px

4. Performance has been improved