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Gatsby.js V2 starter based on the Forty site template by HTML5 UP, with a custom CSS Grid layout.
gatsby-starter-forty is a Gatsby.js V2 starter template that ports HTML5 UP's Forty site design into a Gatsby project, giving developers a ready-to-run base for building portfolio-style websites.
gatsby-starter-forty is a Gatsby.js V2 starter based on the Forty site template designed by HTML5 UP. It takes the Forty design and provides it as a Gatsby project structure, so developers can quickly scaffold a new site by running a single command. The starter is maintained by CodeBushi, which also hosts other Gatsby starters and themes on its website. The older V1 version is preserved on the v1 branch of the repository, which currently has 198 stars on GitHub.
grid-wrapper class and col- classes that must add up to 12; the grid is disabled on mobile.gatsby new pointing at the GitHub repository.The installation is a single command: gatsby new gatsby-starter-forty https://github.com/codebushi/gatsby-starter-forty. After that, run gatsby develop in the terminal to start the dev site. The grid uses a grid-wrapper container and col- classes that sum to 12, with an example showing three col-4 blocks in the README.
The starter is publicly available on GitHub with no mention of a purchase or license in the README, so it is free to use.
It targets Gatsby.js V2. The v1 branch contains the older Gatsby V1 version of the starter.
Wrap the desired items with a grid-wrapper class. Inside it, give each item a col- class followed by a number, and the numbers should add up to 12, such as three col-4 blocks for a 3-column layout.