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At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Circle
For a circle page section, you can use the class name shown here (though customization using the mixin is recommended). This will display the default image shown here.
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Circle Section Customization
To customize the circle, image, and overlay, you can include the mixin called circle-page-section
in your own custom class.
The mixin takes the following arguments:
$filename
- the name of the file you want to use as a background image. (This name will the be automatically wrapped inimage_url
.)$overlay
[OPTIONAL] - the color you would like to overlay the image with. This is set totransparent
by default.$circle-color
[OPTIONAL] - the color you would like the circle to be. This is set to$la-blue
by default.$circle-opacity
[OPTIONAL] - the opacity you would like your circle to have. This is set to.6
by default.
Example:
.my-custom-class { @include circle-page-section( $filename: "launchers.jpg", $overlay: rgba(0,0,0,.5), $circle-color: $la-green, $circle-opacity: .9); }
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Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Image
For a simple image page section, use the class name shown here (though customization using the mixin is recommended). This will display the default image shown here.
Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Image Customization
To customize the image and the overlay, you can include the mixin called image-page-section
in your own custom class.
The mixin takes the following arguments:
$filename
- the name of the file you want to use as a background image. (This name will the be automatically wrapped inimage_url
.)$overlay
- the color you would like to overlay the image with. This is set totransparent
by default.
Example:
.my-custom-class { @include image-page-section("launchers.jpg", rgba(0,0,0,.5)); }
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Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
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Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
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At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
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At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
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At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
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Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Example Title
At Launch, you’ll learn how to code in the most in-demand languages. We start by giving you a foundation in Rails, and then transition to other languages.
Customization
In addition to the helper classes listed below, there is a mixin called page-section
that you can use to customize the colors of your own page sections.
The mixin takes the following arguments:
$background-color
$header-color
$body-color
- set to a default of$body-font-color
, the value for all body text set in foundation_and_overrides$line-color
- describes the colors of the hr underline or title lines. Set to a default of whatever the$body-color
variable is set to.
You can include the mixin in your own styles if there isn't an existing helper class that suits your needs! Example:
.my-custom-class { @include page-section( $background-color: $la-navy, $header-color: $la-white, $body-color: $la-white ); }
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