Core CSS updates

Some useful updates and additions have been made to the core of Stalfos.

Changes:

• The level heights modifier of the grid layout has had a tweak (63cdf01)
• An input reset has been added to help normalise placeholder line-height in Webkit browsers (047b100)
• There's a new text component for helping with basic alignment (thanks @petehjfd!).
• Flow 'treble' used the wrong $rhythm modifier (b99daf7)

Addition of flow component

A new flow component has been added to help with consistent and predictable rhythm across your project. The component will generate classes that will add space between child siblings automatically with either margin or padding. It uses a lobotomised owl style selector to do this.

The spacing values can be tweaked using the new global $rhythm variable.

Commit: 8ee6df1

Gulpfile tidy

This is a tiny little release that adds a comma to the gulpfile.

License addition and code tidy

A couple of little tweaks make up this release:

• Add a MIT licence because it's about time this was all proper 👍
• Remove a duplication of the image reset from global.scss

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A whopping amount of house keeping

Over the years, there's been a mix of tabs and spaces in this project.
I decided that enough is enough and 4 spaces is the standard now.

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Minor fixes

The %is-hidden--text helper has been causing issues in an interactive
setting because of the absolute positioning. This has now been fixed.

Minor fixes

A little fix to the %is-hidden--text helper has been added to improve its #a11y performance

Documentation rework

Both the readme for this repo and the documentation site, stalfos.io have been completely reworked.

The aim is to improve the language, readability and understandability of the documentation. Hopefully it'll be even easier for you to build great things with Stalfos 🚀

Gulp rework

It's about time we started documenting releases! So here we go with the first.

This release is all about the gulp process and updating it to work with node 7. This has included:

• Updating all dev dependencies
• Updating gulp tasks in response
• General clean and tidy
• Actual name of the project and description in package.json

The gulp process is lovely and tidy now, so adding new features should be easier.