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Prerequisites
You'll find Atomix in three different ways, each with its own advantages.
You can install Atomix quickly and easily in just one line. This is placed in the header of your HTML/PHP file, along with your CSS files and favicon.
Using this method, Atomix will update itself as soon as there's a commit. This may have a disadvantage in the case of an update changing classes: some styles may not be applied correctly depending on the impact of the update, or in the case of an error on our side, it may update Atomix with incomplete code.
Atomix works best when called first. If you use custom CSS in addition, this will not impact your code. This is due to CSS priority rules.
<link rel=“stylesheet” href=“https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/enioaiello/atomix/dist/atomix.min.css”>Once added, Atomix already has an effect. You can continue in the documentation here.
This method works in a similar way to the depot cloning system: you get a “physical” version, which will have to be updated manually.
Go to the latest release page, and download the CSS version of Atomix.
Embed the CSS file in your assets, and use it in the same way as your custom CSS files, preferably calling the file first.
If you prefer an older version, simply go to the all releases page.
You can clone the GitHub repository to get all the Atomix files. You can use this command:
git clone https://github.com/enioaiello/atomix.git