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+# banners.css
+![Screenshot](screenshot.png)
+banners.css is a simple CSS preset to allow easy creation of simulated [FRC](http://firstinspires.org/robotics/frc) blue banners (typically awarded to teams upon receiving a competition award.)
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+This framework allows for three different types of banners:
+
+### Row
+To define a group of banners:
+1. Create a `<ul>` with the class of `banners`. Each `<li>` in the list will be turned into a banner.
+2. OPTIONAL: Insert an `<img>` at the starting of each `<li>` with the `src` pointing to the `first.svg` file included in this repository. This will put a FIRST logo on the banner. This can be done for all three methods of declaring a banner.
+3. Fill the rest of each `<li>` with the name of the award. Well, technically, you can put any content you want in it. But the name of the award is probably best.
+
+### Individual banner
+Repeat the above process, except instead of defining a `<ul>` with `<li>`s as children, define one `<div>` with the class of `banner`. Treat this like you would a `<li>` in the process above.
+
+### Page-wide
+Repeat the first process exactly, however with one extra step: enclose the `<ul>` with a `<div>` with the class `banner-parent`. This will cause the row of banners to expand to fill the whole width of the screen, and any extra banners will be visible by scrolling to the side.
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+## Examples
+* [Team 1418's website](https://1418.team)
+* See `example.html`
+
+If you use this framework on your own project, feel free to open a pull request to add it to this list!
+
+## Author
+This framework was created by [Erik Boesen](https://github.com/ErikBoesen), originally for [Team 1418's website](https://1418.team).
+
+## License
+This software is protected under the CC-0 license. Do anything you want with it. I'd love if you gave me credit, but you don't have to if you really don't want to.