Availity UI Kit powered by Bootstrap 3 and sprinkles of Bootstrap 4 with overrides to match our style guidelines.
http://availity.github.io/availity-uikit
- Internet Explorer 9+
- Google Chrome > 1% market share
- Mozilla Firefox > 1% market share
Internet Explorer 9 and below requires a CSS post processor in order to get circumvent the 4095 limit on selector on style sheets
- Install with npm
$ npm install availity-uikit --save- If you use a module bundler like Webpack:
import 'availity-uikit';Availity uses Fontello to manage the UIKit icon fonts. Our font configuration can be used on Fontello to edit the font catalog.
npm start- runs webpack dev server on
http://localhost:9100 - watches library and docs changes and automatically compiles the assets into
./build
- runs webpack dev server on
npm run build- cleans
/dist - runs the webpack module bundler
- produces regular and minified assets in `/dist
- cleans
npm run docs- runs metalsmith and outputs to
/build - runs webpack module bundler and outputs to
/dist
- runs metalsmith and outputs to
npm run lint- runs Eslint across dev and lib files
- Navigate to Fontello and click on the wrench and import the config.json file located in /fonts/
- Use the Fontello browser page to drag and drop and new svg icon fonts to the pre-populated list
- Select any icon you want to be included in your updated icon font
- Click the red Download Webfont button in the upper right hand corner
- Extract the .zip file and overwrite the config.json in
/fontswith the new config.json file within the.zipfile - Replace the fonts in /fonts/ with those from the
/fontfolder in your extracted.zipfile - Add the new icons css style to
/less/availity-icon-fonts.lessfile - Add the new icons to the documentation page located at
/docs/guide/pages/icons.htmlusing the given formatting - Finally push your changes to the develop branch
Robert McGuinness
Robert Ventrone
Robert Warner
Bobby Bennett
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