michaelnjuguna/swahili-bootstrap

A Swahili bootstrap that is built on the popular UI Bootstap framework from Twitter # swahili-bootstrap Swahili boostrap is a front-end UI framework that is built on top of the official Bootstrap framework from Twitter. Link: getbootstrap.com It is built for the Swahili speaking communities. You simply use it by adding CSS classnames into a particular HTML tag as shown below. example: class="kitufe kitufe-bluu" # installation Add the following link to your HTML file as a CSS external link: href="cdn.jsdelivr.net" Add the following link to your HTML file as a Javascript external link: src="cdn.jsdelivr.net" IMPORTANT! The links below contains resources needed to use Swahili-Bootstrap CSS link: cdn.jsdelivr.net Javascript link: cdn.jsdelivr.net # DOCUMENTATION # Colors To give an element a particular color you simply add the specified CSS classes blow bluu(blue) Nyekundu(Red) Kijivu(Grey) Kijani(Green) Njano(Yellow) bluu-nyepesi(light blue) Nyeupe(white) Nyeusi(black) example: class="maandishi-bluu" #Font size To change the font size of your text you add the following classes to your HTML tags. maandishi-1 (largest font size) to maandishi-6(smallest font size) you simply increment or decrement the last number. Example: class="maandishi-4" IMPORTANT maandishi is a classname to add text styles. # Sizes To add different sizes to your elements you add the following classes to your respective HTML tags kubwa(large) kubwa-zaidi(extra large) kubwa-zaidi__zaidi(extra extra large) kidogo(small) kidogo-zaidi(extra small) katikati(medium) example: class="kitufe kitufe-kubwa" IMPORTANT : kitufe adds button styles # Background To change the background color you use the class name usuli example: class="usuli-nyeusi" #Form To add form styles ad …