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We've just released Universal.css, which is a great state-of-the-art CSS library. https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css https://github.com/marmelab/universa

We've just released Universal.css, which is a great state-of-the-art CSS library. https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css What do you thinks, guys?

nachtigall 10y ago
I'm missing a `display-none` css class, looks good otherwise! Edit: Meant `js--on-hover-this-element-do-display-block-other-class`. Obviously, other class would be an element with `.other-class`
- Kmaschta 10y ago
  Great idea! I've opened an issue, feel free to open anothers for each idea. https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css/issues/2 https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css/issues/2
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r0muald 10y ago
Of course!
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jccalhoun 10y ago
I'm glad you put the explanation at the end. I don't know much about css but as i was reading I was thinking "Why would you do this? I must be missing something."
dreamcompiler 10y ago
You laugh, but some fool's gonna download this thing and think it solves all his problems. Because now he can use the more cool-sounding "class=" instead of "style=" on the inline styles he's so proud of.
liquidise 10y ago
I think nearly 5MB for a prototype css file is orders of magnitude too large.
- fzaninotto 10y ago
  Read the project FAQ: they offer an alternative technique, using JS, which uses only a few KBs.
- apetresc 10y ago
  It's satire.
  - jlg23 10y ago
    I really hope so, but I'm not sure :(
    - wtetzner 10y ago
      At the bottom of the README: Is this a joke? Of course it's a joke. Use semantic CSS class names.
      - jlg23 10y ago
        broad smile This is border-line Poe's law; I really had to deal with web-3.11-for-workgroups folks who argued that this style is the way to go. Never felt this good to realize to have been tricked 8)
jlg23 10y ago
I am by no means a CSS-guy, I only do it when necessary (i.e. when prototyping something) but this approach feels so wrong to me: It basically moves the styles from the "style" attribute to the "class" attribute. How does this approach deal with themes? How can I redesign a page without editing all HTML?
- Kmaschta 10y ago
  Check the others comments, it's not a real deal.

We've just released Universal.css, which is a great state-of-the-art CSS library. https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css What do you thinks, guys?

nachtigall 10y ago

I'm missing a `display-none` css class, looks good otherwise! Edit: Meant `js--on-hover-this-element-do-display-block-other-class`. Obviously, other class would be an element with `.other-class`

Kmaschta 10y ago
Great idea! I've opened an issue, feel free to open anothers for each idea. https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css/issues/2 https://github.com/marmelab/universal.css/issues/2
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r0muald 10y ago

Of course!

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jccalhoun 10y ago

I'm glad you put the explanation at the end. I don't know much about css but as i was reading I was thinking "Why would you do this? I must be missing something."

dreamcompiler 10y ago

You laugh, but some fool's gonna download this thing and think it solves all his problems. Because now he can use the more cool-sounding "class=" instead of "style=" on the inline styles he's so proud of.

liquidise 10y ago

I think nearly 5MB for a prototype css file is orders of magnitude too large.

fzaninotto 10y ago
Read the project FAQ: they offer an alternative technique, using JS, which uses only a few KBs.
apetresc 10y ago
It's satire.
- jlg23 10y ago
  I really hope so, but I'm not sure :(
  - wtetzner 10y ago
    At the bottom of the README: Is this a joke? Of course it's a joke. Use semantic CSS class names.
    - jlg23 10y ago
      broad smile This is border-line Poe's law; I really had to deal with web-3.11-for-workgroups folks who argued that this style is the way to go. Never felt this good to realize to have been tricked 8)

jlg23 10y ago

I am by no means a CSS-guy, I only do it when necessary (i.e. when prototyping something) but this approach feels so wrong to me: It basically moves the styles from the "style" attribute to the "class" attribute. How does this approach deal with themes? How can I redesign a page without editing all HTML?

Kmaschta 10y ago
Check the others comments, it's not a real deal.