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Add support to Bulma css framework in Mkdocs

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Mkdocs Bulma Classes Plugin

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Add support to Bulma CSS framework in Mkdocs.

Inspired by mkdocs-bootstrap-tables-plugin.

This plugin inject first in the Markdown of the page and then in the raw html elements produced by Mkdocs from Markdown all necessary classes for styling with Bulma framework. I'll try to follow in the most pedantic way the last CommonMark specification released before supporting other versions.

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How to Install

Use pip to install the plugin (or use your preferred dep manager for Python, like Poetry for me):

pip install mkdocs-bulma-classes-plugin

How to use

Activate the plugin in your mkdocs.yml config file:

plugins:
  - bulma-classes

If you have no plugins entry in your config file yet, you'll likely also want to add the search plugin. MkDocs enables it by default if there is no plugins entry set.

You doesn't need to do anything. When you build your docs with Mkdocs, after HTML page generation, this pluging inject in your tags the proper CSS class for Bulma. For example, your # Heading 1 will produce the following HTML code:

<h1 id="heading-1">Heading 1</h1>

but enabling this plugin will produce this:

<h1 id="heading-1" class="title is-1">Heading 1</h1>

necessary for Bulma to render this title:

Bulma title is-1

For more info, look at docs.

See also

Take a look at my Bulma Theme for Mkdocs.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

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