Getting started
Learn how to easily start using Materialize and integrate it into your project.
Download
Materialize
This is the standard version that comes with both the minified and unminified CSS and JavaScript files. This option requires little to no setup. Use this if you are unfamiliar with Sass.
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This version contains the source SCSS files. By choosing this version you have more control over which components to include. You will need a Sass compiler if you choose this option.
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NPM
You can also get the latest release using NPM. This release contains source files as well as the compiled CSS and JavaScript files.
npm install @materializecss/materialize
Yarn
Or you can get the latest release using yarn as your favorite package manager.
yarn add @materializecss/materialize
Setup
Project Structure
After downloading, extract the files into the directory where your website is located. Your directory will look something like this.
You'll notice that there are two sets of the files. The
min
means that the file is "compressed" to reduce load times. These minified files are usually used in production while it is
better to use the unminified files during development.
MyWebsite/
|--css/
| |--materialize.css
|
|--fonts/
| |--roboto/
|
|--js/
| |--materialize.js
|
|--index.html
HTML Setup
Next you just have to make sure you link the files properly in your webpage. Generally it is wise to import javascript files at the end of the body to reduce page load time. Follow the example below on how to import Materialize into your webpage.
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Templates
Starter Template
This is the simplest starter page with a Header, Call-to-Action, and Icon Features.
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This is the simplest starter page with a Header, Call-to-Action, and Icon Features.
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Compiling Sass
Instead of having a css folder, you will find that the download instead contains many .scss files which contain the styles of individual components. Unfortunately, the browser cannot interpret Sass, so you must have your Sass compiler compile the scss/materialize.scss into a regular CSS file. At this point you can link this newly outputted file in your HTML page.
MyWebsite/
|--css/
| |--materialize.css <-- compiled from scss/materialize.scss
|
|--js/
| |--materialize.js
|
|--scss/
| |--materialize.scss
| |--components/
|
|--index.html