CSSgram

Instagram filter library in Sass and CSS.

Usage

There are currently 2 ways to consume this library:

Use CSS classes

1. Link to the cssgram library: <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/cssgram.min.css"> or any individual css file (i.e. <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/aden.min.css">)
2. Add a class to your image element with the name of the filter you would like to use

For example:

<!-- HTML -->
<figure class="aden">
  <img src="../img.png" alt="">
</figure>

Use Sass @extends

1. Include scss/cssgram.scss or any individual file (i.e. scss/aden.scss) into your Sass manifest
2. Extend the silent placeholder selector @extend %aden; in your element.

For example:

<!-- HTML -->
<figure class="viz--beautiful">
  <img src="../img.png" alt="">
</figure>

// Sass
.viz--beautiful {
  @extend %aden;
}

Current Filters

• Aden
• Reyes
• Perpetua
• Inkwell
• Earlybird
• Toaster
• Walden
• Hudson
• Gingham
• Mayfair
• Lo-fi
• X Pro II
• 1977
• Brooklyn

Browser Support

This library uses CSS Filters and CSS Blend Modes. This features are supported in the following browsers:

43+ ✔	38+ ✔	Nope ✘	32+ ✔	8+ ✔

For more information, check on Can I Use.

Contributing

1. Fork this repo
2. Clone the fork onto your system
3. npm install dependancies (must have Node installed)
4. Run gulp to compile CSS and the site
5. Make changes (see file structure outline below)
6. Submit a PR with a smile 😄

File Structure Outline

• source/css/cssgram.css contains each of the css classes you can apply to your <img> to give it the filter. You should use source/css/cssgram.min.css for production if you want access to all of the
• source/scss/ contains the source files for individual classes and placeholder selectors you can use to extend CSS classes in Sass
• site is the public facing website

Note: this will also have mixin options and a PostCSS Component.