README

The Digital Campus Framework (DCF) provides a brand-agnostic foundation for creating websites and web applications. DCF makes available a set of tools that significantly reduce development time, and its support for CSS grid sets it apart from other frameworks.

This project contains modules to facilitate Drupal implementation:

DCF Classes

In the DCF framework, CSS classes are used for everything from adding padding to an element to defining page layouts. In some cases, it makes sense to expose a subset of these classes to content creators. The DCF Classes module allows for a site builder to define a whitelist of classes to make available to content creators. See README.md in the DCF Classes module for more information.

DCF Layouts

The DCF Layouts module provides CSS-grid-based layouts for core's Layout Discovery, which can be used in Layout Builder. Four layouts are provided: 1) One column (DCF), 2) Two column (DCF), 3) Three column (DCF), and 4) Four column (DCF). A number of configuration options are provided for each layout. See README.md in the DCF Layouts module for more information.

DCF CKEditor

The DCF CKEditor module provides CKEditor plugins to integrate with the DCF. Currently, it provides a DCF Table plugin, which automatically applies the dcf-table class to tables created in CKEditor. See README.md in the DCF CKEditor module for more information.

DCF Lazy Loading

The DCF Lazy Loading module allows for a site builder to use DCF Lazy Loading with Drupal. It supports the base lazying loading functionality where images are loaded prior to entering the viewport. It also provides the ability to automatically calculate the sizes attribute based on the parent element.