# Core Framework v3.0.0-5 – Documentation

1. Basics
2. Building Blocks
3. Page Frame
4. Modules and Components
5. Additional Information

## Basics

Basic information and references to get you started.

- # Getting Started

  Check here for a quick rundown of how to get yourself set up.

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- # Styleguide

  A collection of modules to explain the design principles behind the framework.

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- # Cheat Sheet

  A quick overview of all classes available in the Core framework.

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- # Change Log

  A history of all relevant changes between releases.

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## Building Blocks

Single-purpose classes to apply individual styling choices. Combine these freely to create complex modules in line with the styleguide.

- # Backgrounds

  Lots of colorful backgrounds for lots of different needs.

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- # Borders

  For when you need to fence something in.

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- # Buttons

  Can't ever have enough things to click on.

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- # Fonts

  Larger text? Check. Italicized? Check. Colored, bold, struck, capitalized? All there.

  When all else fails…

  SHOUT!

  Actually…

  …that was a bit loud on the ears.

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- # Icons for Links

  There is not a link that couldn't be made better with a flashy icon.

  - One link
  - Another link
  - One too many
  Cancel
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- # Icons, Freestyle

  Innumberable icons to pick from, powered by FontAwesome. (Disclaimer: May be numerable.)

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- # Lists

  Lists for your everyday sorting needs.

  1. Wake up
  2. Put on pants
  3. Leave house
  - Brush teeth
  - Have hot beverage
  - Rejoice
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- # Positioning

  Shove a little to the right, tuck a bit to the bottom, scrape a tad to the left…

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- # Shadows

  Drop shadows to give an element a bit of perceived depth.

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- # Spacing

  For elements that couldn't be caught dead next to each other.

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- # Widths

  'Cause fractions are everybody's favorite, right?

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## Page Frame

These are important top-level and structural elements to ensure that all pages built with the framework will feel familiar to the user.

- # Advertisement

  Information on how to implement everybody's darling.

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- # Footer

  The global ImmobilienScout24 footer.

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- # Top Navigation

  The global ImmobilienScout24 top navigation.

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- # White Header

  The white, reduced page header.

  Der Marktführer:
  Die Nr. 1 rund um…
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## Modules and Components

Modules, Brand elements, and other standardized interfaces.

- # Absolute Positioning

  Absolutely positioned elements, based on device state.

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- # Breadcrumb Navigation

  A breadcrumb navigation to show users their position in the site tree.

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- # Campaign Box

  The orange ImmobilienScout24 CI product entry.

  Buy this, please?

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- # Forms

  The most tedious undertaking for a front-end developer, made a bit easier.

  Purpose
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- # Grid

  Like a chessboard, just more flexible. And potentially more colorful. And really basically different.

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- # Grid - Flexbox Version

  Double the layouting options with four times the fun.

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- # Links With Visited State

  Gives links a different color if they have already been visited.

  No Visited State
  Visited State
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- # Status Messages

  Status messages to keep the user informed how things are going.

  # Wohoo!

  You win at everything!

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- # Text Spacing

  An easy way to get long sections of text evenly spaced.

  I like to read lots of text.

  So long as it is properly spaced.

  To keep me from going blind.

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- # Tooltips & Popovers

  Little helpers to show additional content

  I've got a tip for you.
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- # Touchable Links

  Makes links more accessible to giant thumbs.

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## Additional Information

Additional general information around the framework.

- # Color Palette

  An overview of the standard colors used by the Core modules.

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- # Standard Values

  An overview of the absolute values hidden behind the relative class names.

  XS = #?
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- # States

  An explanation of the various device states referenced in the documentation.

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- # Feedback

  This is the place for questions, issues, recommendations, praise, and rants.

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