bttn.css demo

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It's a easier plugin to show button hovering animation. The important first step is to link the bttn.css file. I use the cdn link here. https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/bttn.css/0.2.4/bttn.min.css

 HTML which I divided into five parts shows lg,xs,md,sm and color.


CSS styles all the button in the center.


Button style classes

  • bttn-simple
  • bttn-bordered
  • bttn-minimal
  • bttn-stretch
  • bttn-jelly
  • bttn-gradient
  • bttn-fill
  • bttn-material-circle
  • bttn-material-flat
  • bttn-pill
  • bttn-float
  • bttn-unite
  • bttn-slant (Beta)

Button sizes

  • bttn-xs
  • bttn-sm
  • bttn-md
  • bttn-lg

Button Colors

  • bttn-default
  • bttn-primary
  • bttn-warning
  • bttn-success
  • bttn-danger
  • bttn-royal

Button helper classes

  • bttn-block
  • bttn-no-outline (Don't show outline when navigating with keyboard/interact using mouse or touch)


github https://github.com/ganapativs/bttn.css

 My demo codepen:



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