Documentation
IntroductionLayout
Text
- Accordion
- Alert
- Animation
- Align
- Badge
- Base
- Breadcrumb
- Button
- Card
- Close
- Comment
- Description List
- Divider
- Dotnav
- Drop
- Dropdown
- Filter
- Form
- Height
- Icon
- Iconnav
- Image
- Inverse
- Label
- Leader
- Lightbox
- Link
- List
- Margin
- Marker
- Modal
- Nav
- Navbar
- Notification
- Off-canvas
- Overlay
- Padding
- Pagination
- Parallax
- Placeholder
- Position
- Print
- Progress
- Scroll
- Scrollspy
- Search
- Section
- Slidenav
- Slider
- Slideshow
- Sortable
- Spinner
- Sticky
- Subnav
- SVG
- Switcher
- Tab
- Table
- Thumbnav
- Tile
- Toggle
- Tooltip
- Totop
- Transition
- Upload
- Utility
- Video
- Visibility
Getting Started
Dowload via clone, fork or install the theme gem.
UIkit autocomplete for your editor
Using UIkit works best if you have a solid code editor, for example Sublime Text or Atom. To be even more efficient, we recommend that you install one of the autocomplete plugins for your favorite IDE or code editor. This saves a lot of time, as you won’t have to look up and type all UIkit classes and markup.
Browser support
The following table lists the versions that UIkit is tested on. “Latest” means that it works just fine on all recent versions of that browser. With many browser moving towards a rolling release strategy, pinning down browser support to a specific version has become a little tricky in recent years. Long story short: UIkit will work on pretty much any modern browser.
Latest
Latest
Latest
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9.1+
Latest