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title: Blog posts tagged "CSS framework"
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# Blog posts tagged "CSS framework"

#### [Release of Vanilla framework v3.0](https://canonical.com/blog/release-of-vanilla-framework-v3)

We’ve just released Vanilla v3.0 – a new major update to our CSS framework. It includes a few significant updates and improvements around spacing variables, responsive breakpoints, a new expanding search box and various updates to existing components. Important aspects of the release include dropping a noticeable chunk of deprecated style

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#### [The lifecycle of a component](https://canonical.com/blog/the-lifecycle-of-components-in-your-design-system)

Vanilla Framework is a living design system for our products that will grow along with our organisation. Vanilla’s component library is used by many internal and external websites along with the cloud applications JAAS dashboard and MAAS UI. We release updates approximately every 2 weeks, either for bug fixes, improvements or new componen

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Design

#### [New release: Vanilla framework 2.0](https://canonical.com/blog/new-release-vanilla-framework-2-0)

Over the past year, we’ve been working hard to bring you the next release of Vanilla framework: version 2.0, our most stable release to date. Since our last significant release, v1.8.0 back in July last year, we’ve been working hard to bring you new features, improve the framework and make it the most stable version

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#### [Introducing Vanilla](https://canonical.com/blog/introducing-vanilla)

Why we needed a new framework Some time ago the web team at Canonical developed a CSS framework we called ‘Guidelines’. Guidelines helped us to maintain our online visual language across all our sites and comprised of a number of base and component Sass files which were combined and served as a monolithic CSS file

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