Yumma CSS and .NET

How to add Yumma CSS to your project with Dotnet.

Navigate to your project:

Navigate to the solution your project:
Terminal
```
cd project-name\solution-name
```
Install Yumma CSS:

Install the Yumma CSS Library using LibMan.
Installing dependencies...
```
libman install yummacss@latest --provider jsdelivr --destination lib/yummacss
```
You can also add yummacss to your project by right-clicking your project in Solution Explorer and selecting Add > Client-Side Library.

Once you’ve installed it, you should see the yummacss folder inside your /lib folder.
- DirectoryProperties/
  - …
- Directorywwwroot
  - Directorycss
    site.css
  - Directoryjs
    site.js
  - Directorylib/
    Directoryyummacss/ generates this
    …
  - favicon.ico
- DirectoryControllers
  - HomeController.cs
- DirectoryModels
  - ErrorViewModel.cs
- DirectoryViews
  - DirectoryHome/
    …
  - DirectoryShared/
    …
- appsettings.json
- libman.json
- Program.cs

Add yummacss to your main CSS file:

/* Minified Version */
@import "/lib/yummacss/dist/yumma.min.css";

Start development server

You can also press the F5 key to access the development server.
Use Yumma CSS in your project:

You’re all set to start using Yumma CSS utility classes in your project.
Home/Index.cshtml
```
<div class="h-1/1 ins">
    <h1 class="fs-xxl fw-500 tc-pink">Yumma CSS + .NET</h1>
</div>
```

If you’re having trouble with Yumma CSS, clone this .NET example.

Cloning repository

git clone https://github.com/yumma-lib/dotnet-yummacss-example.git