Semantic

Semantic uses principles of natural language to create a re-usable language for UI.

Semantic UI is now at 1.0, be sure to check out our release notes for changes from the pre-release.

Community contributed plugins and ports for Wordpress, Angular, Dart, Knockout, Rails, and more can be found on the Integration page.

Translations

Translations are available directly in the docs, using the language toolbar.

Getting Started

Semantic uses Gulp to automate build tasks. The first time you get Semantic, run npm install to grab our gulp dependencies so that you can build the project.

npm install

Running gulp for the first time will start the interactive set-up.

This helps you create two important files semantic.json which is used by gulp to build your project, and themes.config a central file for choosing each components theme.

You can also set-up which components you want to include in your packaged release, ignoring parts of Semantic you may not use.

gulp

You can use additional commands once you finish set-up to your project

gulp  // defaults to watch after install
gulp build // build all files from source
gulp clean // clears your dist folder
gulp watch // watch files
gulp install // re-runs install
gulp help // list all commands

Bugs and Issues

Semantic UI is production ready, but is "pre-release" until build and theming tools are available, and documentation is complete for all components.

Please share any issues you may have. We need your help to get all the kinks out.

If you are reporting a bug you must create a test-case. You can fork this jsfiddle to get you started.

If you need help, come hang out in #semantic-ui on irc.freenode.net. Click here to use webchat.

Browser Support

• Last 2 Versions FF, Chrome, IE (aka 10+)
• Safari 6
• IE 9+ (Browser prefix only)
• Android 4
• Blackberry 10

Reaching Out

If you'd like to start a conversation about Semantic feel free to reach out by e-mail jack@semantic-ui.com